Face à la mer: l'histoire de Trudy Ederle

Titre original : Young Woman and the Sea

2024
PG
2h 9min

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L'histoire de la nageuse de compétition Gertrude Ederle qui, en 1926, fut la première femme à traverser la Manche à la nage.L'histoire de la nageuse de compétition Gertrude Ederle qui, en 1926, fut la première femme à traverser la Manche à la nage.L'histoire de la nageuse de compétition Gertrude Ederle qui, en 1926, fut la première femme à traverser la Manche à la nage.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

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"Jellyfish"

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Young Woman And The Sea: Promise Me

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Young Woman And The Sea: Jellyfish

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Young Woman And The Sea: The Pier

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Anecdotes
The film deviates from actual events a few times, presumably for dramatic effect. First, the film implies that Ederle's performance at the Paris Olympics was a disappointment, with her winning a single Bronze Medal. She actually won two individual Bronzes, and Gold in the 4 x 100m Relay. She and her team-mates took part in the welcome home parade for the US team. Second, almost exactly a year passed between Ederle's first and second attempts to swim the English Channel, with her returning to New York between the two attempts. The film also omits the fact that, as a "warm-up" for her first attempt, Ederle swam 22 miles from Battery Park (NY) to Sandy Hook (NJ) in a time that wasn't beaten for 81 years.

Gaffes
"Ain't We Got Fun", wasn't performed until 1920 and published until 1921. In the movie it is shown being sung before 1920.

Citations
Young Trudy Ederle: If Meg swims, I swim!

Connexions
Referenced in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: The Nominees of the Big 50th (2023)

Bandes originales
Waiting for a Train
Written by Jimmie Rodgers

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8/10

a real Superwoman!

I enjoyed this movie and I recommend it to everybody who wants to enjoy 2h of a very very good movie. This is the story of Trudy, a woman who defied all boundaries to prove to the skeptics that she was chosen, gifted with the ability to swim as swiftly as a marlin. Trudy Ederle's persistence and determination became a testament to the heights a human being can reach. She battled the treacherous waters of the English Channel, overcoming not only the physical challenges but also the doubts of those who believed such a feat was beyond her capabilities. Through relentless training and an unyielding spirit, Trudy shattered records and made history, showing the world the true power of human perseverance and fortitude. Hero!