How Deep is the Ocean – Movie Review
Director: Andrew Walsh
Writer: Andrew Walsh (Screenplay)
Cast
- Olivia Fildes (Sunflower)
- Cris Cochrane (The Legend of Ben Hall)
- Raine Alexandra
- Adam Rowland (Home and Away)
- Sienna Stass (I, Portrait)
Plot: A mysterious young drifter named Eleanor arrives in the city of Melbourne with the clothes on her back little money and a difficult past she’d rather not discuss. She takes up residence in a decrepit boarding house sarcastically dubbed “The Hotel California” by her new flatmate Roy, located on the volatile outskirts of the city where Eleanor comes across a series of fellow exiles fugitives and outcasts.
Runtime: 1 Hour 18 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: How Deep is the Ocean starts when Eleanor (Fildes) rents a room off Roy (Cochrane). She has been drifting around Australia and doesn’t have many belongings. Eleanor finds the living arrangements difficult but knows she needs it to get her feet in the area.
However, Eleanor finds her time in the area filled with troubles. Sometimes things go well, the next day they go bad. She needs to learn to adapt to her new life and decide whether it is worth remaining in the area.
Verdict on How Deep is the Ocean
How Deep is the Ocean is a drama following a young woman who moves to a new town to start a new life. She finds herself dealing with a new town and the problems in her life. Can she hold it together to find the best for herself.
This is an interesting drama that shows the struggle that comes with trying to start a new life. It shows the struggles someone must overcome for a new life. The concept is clever even if it doesn’t become as deep as it could have been. We get strong performances from the cast who get to shine through the movie.
Final Thoughts –How Deep is the Ocean is an interesting drama about finding a new life.
