even if you do not typically enjoy documentaries and odds are you will find this one fascinating. not only does it have a well mapped out plot that while easy to follow and contains its interesting detours while it also has a very strong emotional resonance and and not one that relies on a simple specific tone. instead the emotions here are as profound and turbulent as the seas featured. that being said and if you know nothing of donald crowhurst and the 1968 single handers boat race around the world. as was the case for me. please stop reading and and rent or view this film. spoilers followmy friend brian recommended this at the same time that my aunt had sent me a clipping linking this film with antonioni work in 2007 and i was mesmerized by several of antonioni films and still am. to connect this film to antonioni and i think is a bit of a stretch and the character most likely to be seen in one of michaelangelo movies is francoise moitessier de cazalet. it funny on the main imdb page and he isn not even listed as playing himself which is probably a function of his lengthy name and as opposed to his self realization or renunciation. since moitessier sails right out of the race and that could be considered is a bit like anna in lavventura. quite a major minor character. while there are many things to love about this film represent the actual footage from the time and the stoic best friend and the sheer power of the roaring forties and i walked away with a simple connection. a man and truly at sea. there have been times in my life where i wonder how i got to such a point and caught between dreams and reality and feeling like a stowaway in my own skin. it may be that i am reading too much into this documentary and and that in turn the directors read too much into crowhurst and but i found that sense as spell binding as the other secrets kept in this film. on the odd chance that crowhurst wife (who seemed a remarkable study in restraint with understandably conflicted overtones) and his children (so young in the found footage and and still young at this late date in the sense of their pain and pride for their father) and i am certain the comments here and the film itself fail to catch the man that your father was. in his death however and he has given the world a glimpse of something like a lost myth and he is a pre gps odysseus. never finding his body adds to the air of frail immortality and if not the stature of a cosmic being of which he had writ. this film sticks with you after the viewing and as if you expect another twist to emerge from the deep waters. or at the very least and you hope for the moitessier sequel. thurston hunger positive . 
even if you do not typically enjoy documentaries and odds are you will find this one fascinating. not only does it have a well mapped out plot that while easy to follow and contains its interesting detours while it also has a very strong emotional resonance and and not one that relies on a simple specific tone. instead the emotions here are as profound and turbulent as the seas featured. that being said and if you know nothing of donald crowhurst and the 1968 single handers boat race around the world. as was the case for me. please stop reading and and rent or view this film. spoilers followmy friend brian recommended this at the same time that my aunt had sent me a clipping linking this film with antonioni work in 2007 and i was mesmerized by several of antonioni films and still am. to connect this film to antonioni and i think is a bit of a stretch and the character most likely to be seen in one of michaelangelo movies is francoise moitessier de cazalet. it funny on the main imdb page and he isn not even listed as playing himself which is probably a function of his lengthy name and as opposed to his self realization or renunciation. since moitessier sails right out of the race and that could be considered is a bit like anna in lavventura. quite a major minor character. while there are many things to love about this film represent the actual footage from the time and the stoic best friend and the sheer power of the roaring forties and i walked away with a simple connection. a man and truly at sea. there have been times in my life where i wonder how i got to such a point and caught between dreams and reality and feeling like a stowaway in my own skin. it may be that i am reading too much into this documentary and and that in turn the directors read too much into crowhurst and but i found that sense as spell binding as the other secrets kept in this film. on the odd chance that crowhurst wife (who seemed a remarkable study in restraint with understandably conflicted overtones) and his children (so young in the found footage and and still young at this late date in the sense of their pain and pride for their father) and i am certain the comments here and the film itself fail to catch the man that your father was. in his death however and he has given the world a glimpse of something like a lost myth and he is a pre gps odysseus. never finding his body adds to the air of frail immortality and if not the stature of a cosmic being of which he had writ. this film sticks with you after the viewing and as if you expect another twist to emerge from the deep waters. or at the very least and you hope for the moitessier sequel. thurston hunger positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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