Sea Wall

2012
33m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,2/10

993

MA NOTE

A man reflects on life, love, family and the possibility of faith whilst facing an emotional abyss.....

Simon StephensÂ’ Sea Wall premiered as a stage play at the Bush Theatre in London in 2008 to universal acclaim. It transferred with equal success to the Edinburgh Festival in 2009 where it sold out, and has now been made into a film as radical as it is humane.

The play was written for acclaimed stage and film actor Andrew Scott, most recently seen playing Moriarty opposite Benedict CumberbatchÂ’s Holmes in Sherlock on BBC1, and star of IbsenÂ’s Â“Emperor and Galilean Â“ at the National Theatre.

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Liretrailer2 min 28 s

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA man makes sense of his life, love, family and the possibility of faith whilst facing an emotional abyss.A man makes sense of his life, love, family and the possibility of faith whilst facing an emotional abyss.A man makes sense of his life, love, family and the possibility of faith whilst facing an emotional abyss.

Directors
- Andrew Porter
- Simon Stephens
Writer
- Simon Stephens
Star
- Andrew Scott

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,2/10

993

MA NOTE

Directors
- Andrew Porter
- Simon Stephens
Writer
- Simon Stephens
Star
- Andrew Scott

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Vidéos2

Photos

Citations
Alex: She had us, both of us, absolutely round her finger. Fundamentally she achieved this through the way she looked at us. It shouldn't have been a surprise that the way she moved her head to one side should leave me basically on my knees or more akin I should say to a slightly tepid pool of, just, water but what was more surprising was the effect it had on him.

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Commentaire en vedette

1/10

Blessedly Short

Andrew Scott is the latest in a line of eccentric, tic-ridden actors who inspire novelty-show enthusiasm until people realize that an imitation of Tourette's is not an acting style. His Moriarty was merely silly; his Hamlet was unwatchable. Viewing his performance in Sea Wall is like walking through a swarm of midges. The piece itself is a trifle: a small tragic anecdote inflated by gaseous references to God that do not succeed in making it rise.