The Crew (1994)

Reluctantly Bill agrees to spend a weekend on his brother-in-law's boat in the Bahamas. But he and his wife are not the only invited passengers, and instead of a few relaxing days at sea ... See full summary »

Director:

Carl Colpaert

Writers:

Carl Colpaert, Lance Smith

Stars:

Viggo Mortensen, Donal Logue, Jeremy Sisto

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Viggo Mortensen	...	Phillip
Donal Logue	...	Bill Pierce
Jeremy Sisto	...	Timothy Grant
Pamela Gidley	...	Jennifer Pierce
Laura del Sol	...	Camilla Marquez
John Philbin	...	Alex
Sam Jenkins	...	Catherine Driftwood
Grace Zabriskie	...	Gloria Pierce
Ray Wise	...	Charles Pierce
Al Guthery	...	Coast Guard Pilot
Walter Mortensen	...	Co-Pilot
John Archie	...	Bahamian Officer
Annabelle Weenick	...	Cashier
Dan Ireland	...	George (scenes deleted)
Matt Friedman	...	Larry (as Matthew Friedman)

Storyline

Reluctantly Bill agrees to spend a weekend on his brother-in-law's boat in the Bahamas. But he and his wife are not the only invited passengers, and instead of a few relaxing days at sea Bill experiences something that shakes his whole existence.

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Plot Keywords:

boat | sea | beach | homosexual | independent film

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Taglines:

Funny how a beautiful day can turn real nasty.

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Genres:

Drama | Thriller

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Certificate:

R

Details

Official Sites:

Cineville Inc.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

October 1994 (USA)

Also Known As:

A rémület tengere

Filming Locations:

Bimini Islands, Bahamas

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cineville

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Sound Mix:

Ultra Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"ALEX'S"
GUITAR SOLOS
Written and Performed by Dave Pardue

User Reviews

Finally caught this one...

As a collector of the works of Jeremy Sisto, this one had me working to obtain it.

As usual, Sisto did not disappoint. His "Tim" was brought to life with flair, depth, and quality, especially for a guy as young as he was at the time.

An interesting plot, it left me fairly depressed and sad by the end. Not your typical "Hollywood" ending by any measure. And I may never be able to see Mortensen the same again - he brought a real essence of brutality to his character.

Good movie without that feel in the indy, but just as searching and deep as most independent films.