Deep Water
Synopsis
Crowhurst - driven by a desire to prove to the world that with the help of his revolutionary invention, an on-board computer, one could sail the seas effortlessly - readies his trimaran to set sail by the late summer deadline.
As the race progresses, Crowhurst's reports of his positions at sea put him as the clear leader on elapsed time. Headline after headline is being printed - not just in Britain but across the world. Crowhurst is fast becoming the darling of the media, hailed as a nautical wonder.
But as the world waits on tenterhooks for this extraordinary man to cross the finishing line and sail into port to a hero's welcome, the jaw-dropping truth is revealed.
Details
- Year
- 2006
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 93 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Louise Osmond, Jerry Rothwell 1st Feature
- Producer
- Paul Trijbits, Francois Ivernel, Cameron McCracken, Ralph Lee
- Co-Producer
- Paul Trijbits, Francois Ivernel, Cameron McCracken, Ralph Lee
- Editor
- Ben Lester
- Screenwriter
- Jerry Rothwell
- Director of Photography
- Nina Kelgren
- Composer
- Molly Nyman, Harry Escott
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
APT Films
225A Brecknock RoadLondon
N19 5AA
Sales Company
Pathé Pictures International
4th Floor, Kent HouseMarket Place
London
W1W 8AR
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