Review of The Sea Inside (2004) by Daniel P — 04 Mar 2008

Though it may not be paced for everyone, this is a riveting drama and a touching tell. It manages to create strong feelings of both hope and hopelessness; perhaps even hitting on some of the underlying demons of the 'human condition.

' The (main) characters are rich and deep; with a combination of traits and emotions that make them both very realistic, and very human. This creates characters that are easy to relate to, empathize with, and generally "feel for.

" I love the last scene, and the closing shot, as well as the 'flying shots' display nothing short of masterful film-making.".