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See the Sea

IMDb 6.8 · Rotten Tomatoes 100%

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"When stranger knocks..."

Sasha, a young British woman, is living with her baby daughter at Ile d'Yeu, a peaceful beach community. A stranger appears. Her name is Tatiana, she's passing through, and pitches her tent in Sasha's yard. The two women build an odd rapport, and tension builds as events unfold.

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What is See the Sea (1997) about?

Sasha, a young British woman, is living with her baby daughter at Ile d'Yeu, a peaceful beach community. A stranger appears. Her name is Tatiana, she's passing through, and pitches her tent in Sasha's yard. The two women build an odd rapport, and tension builds as events unfold.

Who stars in See the Sea?

See the Sea stars Sasha Hails (Sasha), Marina de Van (Tatiana), Samantha (Sioffra), Paul Raoux (Sasha's Husband). The film was directed by François Ozon.

How long is See the Sea?

See the Sea has a runtime of 52 min and premiered in 1997. It is rated NR.

Is See the Sea worth watching?

See the Sea holds an IMDb rating of 6.8/10. On Rotten Tomatoes it scores 100. Fans of Drama, Thriller are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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