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Everett De Roche (written by)
Release Date:
27 November 2003 (Australia)
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Fear runs deep.
Plot:
The story of Georgia Perry, the first woman to sail around the world solo. full summary | add synopsis
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3 nominations
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Atmospheric but meandering and confusing
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Radha Mitchell | ... | Georgia Perry / Young Carolyn | |
| Susannah York | ... | Carolyn Perry | |
| Ray Barrett | ... | Bill Perry | |
| Dominic Purcell | ... | Luke (as Domenic Purcell) | |
| Tottie Goldsmith | ... | Casey | |
| Che Timmins | ... | Kai | |
| Christopher Kirby | ... | Rob (as Chris Kirby) | |
| Jan Friedl | ... | Bev | |
| Soula Alexander | ... | Bev | |
| Roberta Connelly | ... | Barbie | |
| Michelle McClatchy | ... | Barbie | |
| Diana Greentree | ... | Julie | |
| Bridgette Burton | ... | Julie (as Brigette Burton) | |
| Donni Frizzell | ... | Stowaway (as Donni Frizzel) | |
| Phil Ceberano | ... | Pirate Captain |
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Rated R for some violence and language.
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Germany:100 min (Fantasy Fim Fest) | Canada:90 min (Ontario)
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La Donna E Mobile
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The general premise of this film is a time-worn reliable gimmick: the lone woman in jeopardy. In this case, an interesting slow-build up to the main plot device keeps audiences engrossed: a 25 year old adventuress embarks upon a solo sailboat journey around the globe. While suffering through an extended period of being becalmed in tropical waters, she begins to believe she is being visited by ghostly apparitions who intend to kill her. Initially, the plot is intriguing as we wonder whether these nocturnal fears are real or imagined. However, as the film progresses, it deviates from being a straight forward thriller and introduces a lot of awkward goobledy-gook in which our heroine is visited by ghosts of her departed parents, menacing pirates, long dead relatives, and ultimately some over-sized spiders! Before long, the tiny vessel is as crowded as the S.S. Poseidon. The acting is very credible and the photography is also admirable, but director Richard Franklin makes the cardinal sin of showing us far too much of the mysterious visitors and their omnipresent status eventually makes them no more menacing than party guests who refuse to leave even though it's the wee small hours of the morning. The cumbersome screenplay degenerates into a confusing mess, and a completely unsatisfying climax that betrays our expectations that there will be a "sting in the tail" ending that explains most of what has preceded it. In all, a noble effort, but a failed one.