[Machine Translation] A documentary film about a photographer and two pairs of whales that tells the story of their friendship and their fascination with whales. A documentary full of love for whales that explores the hidden ecology of whales through the intimate interactions between a cameraman and two pairs of whales. Patrick Dykstra is a Wall Street lawyer turned underwater cameraman who won a BAFTA for his work on BBC's Blue Planet II (2017). Patrick has been obsessed with whales since he saw a replica of a blue whale in a museum as a young boy, and has spent 20 years chasing them around the world as an underwater photographer. One day in 2019, Patrick encountered a female sperm whale in the Dominican ocean. The whale was interested in Patrick and was trying to communicate with him. Patrick names the whale "Dolores" and begins to search for her again, believing that Dolores will teach him about the unknown biology of whales. Patrick and the Whale: 6,000 Days of Bonds" is a documentary film that depicts the intimate relationship between a photographer fascinated by whales and the whales. The film is directed by Mark Fletcher, a longtime editor and screenwriter in the wildlife film industry who has won more than 50 Emmy Awards alone. The sight of the whales sleeping with their large bodies erect, the female whales approaching Patrick with great interest, the far-reaching calls of the whales, and the unknown bond between the males... This film shows the fascination of sperm whales with breathtakingly beautiful images of the sea, and it is a rare opportunity for us to see them in action. The film captures the hidden lives of these rarely seen whales and shows Patrick's companionship with them! The film will include a theatrical trailer as a special feature.