A seismologist investigates the mysterious cessation of the tides near her Quebec home town.A seismologist investigates the mysterious cessation of the tides near her Quebec home town.A seismologist investigates the mysterious cessation of the tides near her Quebec home town.
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Well, I probably anticipated something more with this one. Or perhaps something else. Coming from Roger Frappier, producer of Maelstrom, and director Manon Briand (of Cosmos fame), I expected something more along the lines of Denis Villineuve or Andre Turpin. In other words, something New-Wavey, fresh, and arty. You do get something visually lavish, containing some great humour, and a nicely understated performed from Pascal Bussieres. However, you also get some trite sentimentality, poorly constructed religious iconography, and the overall feeling of something poppy and mainstream. There's nothing wrong with that, and I'm sure that this film will do very well with domestic audiences (I'm speaking of Quebec, primarily). But it hardly makes for the challenging, satisfying artistic experience of "Maelstrom" and "Un Crabe dans la Tete." Maybe I'm expecting too much. Or something it was never intended to be.
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- €7,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $118,884
- Runtime1 hour 55 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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