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Sea, The (2002)
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Starring: Gunnar Eyjolfsson, Hilmir Snęr Gušnason, Helene de Fougerolles, Kristbjorg Kjeld, Sven Nordin
Director: Baltasar Kormakur
Category: Drama, Foreign
Studio: Lion's Gate
Subtitles:
English,Spanish
Length:
109 mins
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The truth lies beneath the surface.

The Sea, a dark comedy in the vein of The Celebration takes what we know of the family drama and spins it into a whirl of erotic redefinition. Set against Iceland's majestic coast, an aging father summons his children home from various parts of the world to unload a secret that will cause long hidden resentments and desires to rise to the surface- this leads to a startling finale that will forever affect the whole family. Winner of 8 Academy Awards and a hit at the Sundance and Toronto Film Festivals, The Sea confirms Baltasar Kormakur as one of the world's emerging filmmakers.

 
 
   
   

 
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