Surtsey Volcano is a 1965 documentary film that chronicles the formation of Surtsey, a volcanic island that emerged from the sea off the southern coast of Iceland between 1963 and 1967. The film provides a detailed visual account of the island's birth, capturing explosive eruptions, lava flows, and the initial stages of ecological succession. It features footage of scientists in hard hats studying the island's development, offering insights into volcanic activity and island formation processes. The film serves as a valuable educational resource for understanding geological phenomena and the dynamic nature of Earth's surface.