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Submergence

Love has no limits
2017 | 112m | English

(9730 votes)

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While James More is held captive by terrorists in Somalia, thousands of miles away on the Greenland Sea, his lover Danny Flinders prepares to dive herself in a submersible into the deep bottom of the ocean, tormented by the memories of their brief encounter in France and her inability to know his whereabouts.
Release Date: Sep 22, 2017
Director: Wim Wenders
Writer: Erin Dignam, J.M. Ledgard
Genres: Drama, Romance, Thriller
Keywords france, africa, based on novel or book, beach, somalia, romance, terrorism, captive, ocean floor, christmas, submersible, scotsman, greenland sea
Production Companies Neue Road Movies, Backup Media, Lila 9th Productions, Morena Films, uMedia, Green Hummingbird Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $15,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
James McAvoy James More
Alicia Vikander Danielle Flinders
Celyn Jones Thumbs
Alexander Siddig Dr. Shadid
Alex Hafner Bellhop
Harvey Friedman Bob
Jean-Pierre Lorit Captain Anctil
Loïc Corbery Étienne
Adam Quintero Gustavo
Julien Bouanich Jonas
Jess Liaudin Marcel
Andrea Guasch Maria
Jannik Schümann Paul
Thibaut Évrard René
Reda Kateb Saif
Marie-Anne Cambon Bonavita Science Officer Marie-Anne
Godehard Giese Wolfgang
Mohamed Hakeemshady Yusef M-Al-Afghani
Clémentine Baert Receptionist
Adama Barry Somali Man #2
Matthew Gallagher Hotelier (uncredited)
Name Job
Wim Wenders Director
Fernando Velázquez Original Music Composer
Benoît Debie Director of Photography
Toni Froschhammer Editor
Thierry Flamand Production Design
Dani Fontrodona Sound Mixer
Erin Dignam Screenplay
J.M. Ledgard Novel
Florian Holzner Sound Designer
Karsten Brünig Line Producer
Virginie Hernvann Supervising Art Director
Andreas Olshausen Supervising Art Director
Deborah Chambers Set Decoration
Bina Daigeler Costume Design
Name Title
Sarah E. Johnson Executive Producer
Lisa Wolofsky Executive Producer
Adrian Politowski Co-Producer
Nadia Khamlichi Producer
Cameron Lamb Producer
Stephen Bowen Executive Producer
Jean-Baptiste Babin Executive Producer
Joel Thibout Executive Producer
Philip Moross Executive Producer
Buddy Patrick Executive Producer
Martin Metz Co-Producer
David Atlan Jackson Executive Producer
Juan Gordon Co-Producer
James Gibb Executive Producer
Kevin Scott Frakes Executive Producer
Robert Ogden Barnum Executive Producer
Andrew Banks Executive Producer
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Reviews

luispongo
7.0

No doubt about the quality performances by the couple **Vikander** and **McAvoy** which are great together. The narrative, to be honest, could be better scructured but I can say that I liked the movie. Good and appealing actors can have also the job of saving films and they done that here. Instant l ... ove can happen and can become a love for life which can change everything about each one personal dream. The movie can also tell You that opposing subjects can have the same importance depending on what each one believe what is important to save the world or yourself. James More: "I think you're following me." Danielle Flinders: "Or you're following me in advance."

Jun 23, 2021
5rJoud
1.0

**10 minutes in you will realize this is not done well.** Movie starts, a heap of production companies show their logo, dozens of producers and makers are listed. The intro feels like the credits are rolling and that would have been a good idea. Just those 5 minutes of sweet music and the book pr ... omotion would have done so much more for this story. First scene, female star mumbles her text to a supporting actor, who is hard to understand also. Granted, not many people in real life speak load and clearly, like an actor, but maybe an actor should. I would be willing to suspend disbelief, I have done so for wilder stories than this one. Next scene, french captain briefs his crew in a heavy accent, but what he says sounds like an American putting the words in his mouth. Probably what happened. At least the viewer can understand. Not that the narrative does anything for character development, story progression, sparking an interest or doing anything at all for the film. Then we see something unusual, a wounded looking man deep in trouble somewhere in an underdeveloped country. What is he doing there? Don't worry, the next disjointed time and space jump will explain more than you want to know. Literally. Cameras cut on the faces during dialog like following some kind of guidebook. Again, not a good idea. The European actors in this movie are not exactly models. If you have the money to shoot this, why not give us some interesting angles and show off the acting skill of the uglies you cast and not cutting every 5 seconds. This major production looked like a telenovela, what a disappointment. 12 May 2018 I am migrating my reviews from a different site which has become simply garbage. TMDB looks awesome and I look forward to be a part of it.

Jul 03, 2021