See the Sea

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Dave S @RT68722908 Aug 5, 2024 In Francois Ozon’s feature debut (‘feature’ is probably a stretch since the movie only runs a shade over fifty minutes) See the Sea, a young woman finds herself alone with her infant daughter on a remote vacation island, eagerly awaiting the arrival of her husband who is away on business. When a forceful young woman shows up requesting consent to pitch a tent on the property, things begin to take an unexpected turn. Smartly written with a pair of genuinely interesting characters, See the Sea establishes a sense of foreboding almost from the first shot and subtly but effective ratchets up the tension from that point, all leading to the shocking but almost foreseeable final couple of scenes. It is definitely worth a watch, with the added bonus that if you don’t like it, you haven’t wasted much time. See more Aug 10, 2022 The greatest 52 minutes ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Apr 10, 2015 Unforgettable and perfect. See more Sep 26, 2013 That was a weird experience; Hails's sexiness, beauty, and naive sapphic desire is jarringly offset by de Van's coprophilia and morbidity. Some part of me was hoping the movie was about the former, while another part was just waiting for the latter to pay off. Kinda disappointed in the outcome, but it was an interesting journey nonetheless. See more Dec 2, 2012 Once again, Ozon explored sexuality and suspension of the humanity. It's an erotic drama that has many depths. It's short but it gives you an uneasy feeling constantly. Nothing was explicitly shown but you could see the symbolism straightaway. The baby was really cute by the way. See more Sep 7, 2012 Ozon subtly lets on that something is not quite right here, but keeps us utterly in the dark until the final shocking images. See more Read all reviews

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