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Sea People

19991h 35mVic Sarin
IMDb 5.8

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"She called them mermaids. They preferred..."

At 14, Amanda is a perfect swimmer and a great student. When the factory where his father works closes and he must go to work in another city, she feels very sad. One morning she meets the McRea, a very nice elderly couple who, like her, cannot live without the sea, although in another sense.

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What is Sea People (1999) about?

At 14, Amanda is a perfect swimmer and a great student. When the factory where his father works closes and he must go to work in another city, she feels very sad. One morning she meets the McRea, a very nice elderly couple who, like her, cannot live without the sea, although in another sense.

Who stars in Sea People?

Sea People stars Hume Cronyn (Mr. John McRae), Joan Gregson (Mrs. Bridget McRae), Tegan Moss (Amanda Forrest), Shawn Roberts (Peter), Ron Lea (James). The film was directed by Vic Sarin.

How long is Sea People?

Sea People has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1999.

Is Sea People worth watching?

Sea People holds an IMDb rating of 5.8/10. Fans of Fantasy, Family, Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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