Atlantis: In Search of a Lost Continent

Synopsis

Atlantis: In Search of a Lost Continent, released in 1997 and based on the book by Charles Berlitz, explores the mystery of the legendary lost city of Atlantis. The documentary-style film takes viewers on a captivating journey to uncover the truth behind the existence and disappearance of Atlantis. Through stunning visuals, expert interviews, and historical research, the film delves into the theories, evidence, and myths surrounding this ancient civilization. From underwater explorations to ancient ruins, Atlantis: In Search of a Lost Continent offers a thought-provoking and intriguing look at one of history's most enduring enigmas.

Cast

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  Charles Berlitz

  Himself

• Edgar Evans Cayce

  Himself

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  David Childress

  Himself

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  Richard Crenna

  Himself / Narrator

• Christos Doumas

  Himself

• Christos Doumas

  Village Leader

Reviews

Atlantis: In Search of a Lost Continent received mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciated the film's visuals and the thorough investigation into the Atlantis legend, others found it lacking depth and conclusive evidence. According to IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.6/10, indicating a moderate reception from audiences. One review from Rotten Tomatoes praised the documentary for its compelling narrative and captivating exploration of the ancient mystery, giving it a 3.5/5. On the other hand, a review from Metacritic criticized the lack of scientific rigor in the presentation of theories, rating the film 5/10. Despite its shortcomings, Atlantis: In Search of a Lost Continent offers an intriguing perspective on the timeless tale of the lost city.