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Sea Fever
Sea Fever The terror of catching something infectious and deadly is, Sea Fever full without a doubt, a subject that has always fascinated fiction. In times like today, when we are in the midst of a pandemic, this issue takes on new meanings. It is perhaps because of this and for very little else that Sea Fever manages to be attractive for a while, although in the end, Neasa Hardiman’s film scheduled at the Sitges Festival 2020, is a cluster of clichés that do not give for more. Here we review this tape without spoilers.
Sea Fever has a lot of potential, but it doesn’t capitalize. And it is that the mysteries of the sea, its depth, its creatures and its unexplored quality – remember that only a small percentage of the oceans have been explored watch make it attractive without much effort. On the other hand, the life of the sailors also has a great halo of fascinating mystery, with its own slang, its tradition, its superstitions and many more elements that continue to cause attraction, both in real life and in fiction.
In Sea Fever the story takes place on an Irish commercial fishing boat. Where your captain is a married couple Sea Fever that is going through an economic crisis and needs a miracle or a good fishing as never before to get ahead, retain their crew and preserve their ship. The trip is joined by Siobhán, played very flat by Hermione Corfield. This is a marine science student who investigates sea parasites and their behaviors in order to carry out an algorithm capable of predicting their behavior.
Views: 180
Genre: Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Director: Neasa Hardiman
Actors: Ardalan Esmaili, Connie Nielsen, Dougray Scott, Elie Bouakaze, Hermione Corfield, Jack Hickey, Olwen Fouéré
