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All at Sea

IMDb 5.6

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The unexpected adventures of children on a school cruise to Portugal and North Africa. In Tangier, Steve, whose hobby is detecting, suspects that a parcel carried by another boy is contraband. Steve and his pals get into trouble trying to get hold of the parcel, but, in the process they uncover and foil the plans of a passenger to smuggle a stolen painting back to England.

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What is All at Sea (1969) about?

The unexpected adventures of children on a school cruise to Portugal and North Africa. In Tangier, Steve, whose hobby is detecting, suspects that a parcel carried by another boy is contraband. Steve and his pals get into trouble trying to get hold of the parcel, but, in the process they uncover and foil the plans of a passenger to smuggle a stolen painting back to England.

Who stars in All at Sea?

All at Sea stars Gary Smith (Steve), Stephen Mallett (Ian), Sara Nichols (Vicky), Stephen Childs (Doug), Lee Chamberlain (Jim). The film was directed by Ken Fairbairn.

How long is All at Sea?

All at Sea has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1969.

Is All at Sea worth watching?

All at Sea holds an IMDb rating of 5.6/10. Fans of Family are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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