Takeaways on Cutaways
Ditch the lube and get to the point in the raw, honest, cheeky dramedy written and directed by Mark Schwab.
The Roaring Forties
Julien is an electronics professional who is down on his luck when he decides to enter an international sailboat race. He is led astray from his original good intentions by a low-life press agent who convinces him it would be well worth his while to win the race by illegal maneuvering. As he sets off, flashbacks tell how he came to be on the sailboat; later he has long monologues -- several of them, and in-between he occasionally battles to stay afloat on an uncooperative sea.
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Julien is an electronics professional who is down on his luck when he decides to enter an international sailboat race. He is led astray from his original good intentions by a low-life press agent who convinces him it would be well worth his while to win the race by illegal maneuvering. As he sets off, flashbacks tell how he came to be on the sailboat; later he has long monologues -- several of them, and in-between he occasionally battles to stay afloat on an uncooperative sea.
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:André G. Brunelin
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:TF1 Films Production, Cinéma 7, Tele München
Cast
Christian de Chalonge
Director
Jacques Perrin
Julien Dantec
Julie Christie
Catherine Dantec
Michel Serrault
Sébastien Barral
Gila von Weitershausen
Emilie Dubuisson
Heinz Weiss
Joss
Jean Leuvrais
Dorange
François Perrot
TV presenter
Christian Ferry
Granville
Bernard Lincot
Janvier
Eric Raphaël
Denis Dantec
Solena Morane
Valérie Dantec
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