Robert Redford, who was awarded the Oscar Lifetime Achievement Award in 2002, took on the challenge of physical strength and acting skills in his rare years and took over the hardship by sailing alone on the Indian Ocean.
There are almost no lines in the whole film. From the accidental damage of the sailboat at the beginning of the film to the struggle alone under the storm, from the difficult day after day waiting for the rescue on the lifebuoy to the burning of everything in exchange for the faint hope of life, the protagonist in the whole process. There is not too much emotional portrayal, but is dragged by the desire to survive to make all the instinctive struggles. In the absence of the premise of dramatic conflict caused by psychological contradictions in a desperate situation, Robert Redford relies on calm actions to interpret the desire to survive, which makes the story even more shocking. soul.
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