The Burning Sea (2022)
The Burning Sea
”A submarine pilot fights to save an oil platform from an impending disaster.”
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Why watch this film?
A disaster movie from Norway that stays true to the genre conventions: some human characters the story relies on, as a pretext for showing us action, destruction and survival scenes. However, Maremoto compensates for its conventionalism with an excellent execution, as the destruction scenes in the middle of the sea are as tense as they are impressive. It will certainly be a delight for fans of this type of movies.
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Plot summary
Oil exploration begins to have environmental consequences causing the collapse of a platform. A submarine pilot and researcher will do anything to save the site from an impending catastrophe.
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