Open Water (2003)
Année de sortie : 2003
Pays : United States
Titre alternatif : N/A
Réalisateur : Chris Kentis
Scénariste : Chris Kentis
Production & Genre
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Sociétés : EastGate Films, Lions Gate Films, Plunge Pictures LLC
Genre : Adventure, Drama, Horror, Horror Film, Psychological Horror, Thriller
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés : cataclysm, diving, nightmare, panic, primal fear, red sea, scuba, scuba diving, shark
Synopsis
In 'Open Water', Susan and Daniel embark on a scuba diving trip in the Caribbean while on holiday. After descending into the water for their dive, they resurface to find their boat gone. The couple realizes that they have been left behind due to an incorrect headcount by the boat's crew. With nothing but open ocean surrounding them, panic begins to set in. As they await rescue and attempt to stay afloat using only their diving gear, sharks start circling nearby. Their desperate struggle for survival turns into a terrifying ordeal as the couple faces the harsh realities of their situation.
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Résumé
'Open Water' is a 2003 psychological horror thriller directed by Chris Kentis, known for its minimalist storytelling and reliance on atmosphere to build tension. The film focuses on primal fears of being lost at sea and encountering deadly marine creatures. Shot primarily in the Red Sea using non-professional actors, it emphasizes realism through practical effects and improvised dialogue. Despite having a limited budget, 'Open Water' effectively conveys suspense and dread, making it a notable example of indie horror cinema.
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