On a journey across the Caribbean to meet her fiancé, an accomplished round-the-world yachtswoman goes to aid a sinking vessel. She finds three survivors who, it transpires, are narcos and force her to dive down into the wreck to retrieve 850 kilos of cocaine. The plan is thwarted by frenzied man-eating great white sharks who have been attracted to the wreck by the dead bodies.
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Marcus Adams is a British film and television director known for his work in family, fantasy, and genre cinema. He began his career directing music videos and commercials before moving into feature films, where he gained recognition for his ability to combine visual storytelling with engaging narratives.
Adams is best known for directing films such as The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box (2014) and Sir Billi (2012). He has also directed adaptations of popular young adult and fantasy novels, including the Patrick Ness – Chaos Walkingproject. His work often blends adventure, fantasy, and family-oriented themes with visually dynamic cinematography.
While Marcus Adams has not received major international festival awards, he is respected in the industry for his craftsmanship, versatility, and ability to direct both live-action and animated productions aimed at broad audiences.
