How Deep Is the Ocean

2023

Drama

1
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 92%
IMDb Rating 5.5/10 10 123 123

Director

Top cast

Steven Haar as Bouncer
Nic Stevens as Tracey
Dan Heubel as Couple
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704 MB
1280*578
English 2.0
NR
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24 fps
1 hr 16 min
Seeds 4
1.28 GB
1920*868
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
24 fps
1 hr 16 min
Seeds 6

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by BigHarvey 8 / 10

Heartfelt and Worthwhile Watch

"How Deep is the Ocean" succeeds in what matters most for an indie, low-budget film: it tells a heartfelt, compelling story with characters that we genuinely care about. At the center of the film is Eleanor Gray (Olivia Fildes), a young woman who moves to Melbourne from a rural town in Australia. With little more than the clothes on her back, Eleanor is truly a fish out of water, trying to reinvent herself in a city where she's penniless and alone.Eleanor rents a room from Roy (Cris Cochrane), an alcoholic and well-meaning older man whose messy life offers her little in the way of stability. As she struggles to find work, meet new people, and eek out an existence, Eleanor's journey is filled with bad decisions, awkward relationships, and moments of real misfortune-including a mugging. Yet, despite her stumbles, the audience remains emotionally invested in her story, rooting for her through each misstep."How Deep is the Ocean" is a touching, genuine story that draws you in through its relatable characters and universal themes. We've all met people like Eleanor and Roy-well-meaning but flawed individuals just trying to get by. Olivia Fildes and Cris Cochrane deliver standout performances, elevating this indie gem into something truly memorable. This is a story about survival, reinvention, and human connection, and it resonates in a way few films manage to do these days. A heartfelt and worthwhile watch.
Reviewed by latinainthegame 10 / 10

More then just a film

How Deep Is the Ocean is a poignant indie drama that explores themes of survival, self-destruction, and the quest for meaning in a transient life. Set in Melbourne, Australia, the film follows Eleanor Gray (Olivia Fildes), a drifting 20-something woman running from her troubled past while grappling with a series of poor decisions and fleeting connections.The film is an intimate portrayal of Eleanor's aimless journey, as she navigates toxic relationships, dead-end jobs, and moments of despair. Walsh skillfully uses Melbourne's urban landscapes and stark cinematography to mirror Eleanor's internal turmoil. While some viewers found the narrative somewhat lacking in resolution, particularly regarding Eleanor's backstory, the performances and atmospheric direction drew praise for their authenticity and emotional weight.Critics have noted the film's Cassavetes-like improvisational style and its unflinching depiction of flawed characters. Eleanor's struggles resonate with those seeking stories of resilience.
Reviewed by DeborahAttoinese 9 / 10

Genuine and Authentic Coming of Age

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