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And the Ship Sails On

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At the beginning of the 20th century, a luxurious cruise ship sets sail from Italy with a diverse group of passengers, each carrying their own stories and secrets. The journey, initially planned as an elegant homage to life and art, quickly transforms into a microcosm of society, where social differences and tensions emerge between a decaying aristocracy and a group of bohemian artists, representing the duality between commitment to tradition and yearning for modernity.

As the ship glides through calm waters, rivalries, romances, and discussions about the state of art and culture unfold, while the passage of time is felt both on the bow and in the hearts of the characters. However, the voyage is not without surprises: the environment shifts, and the looming threat of world war appears on the horizon, further straining the coexistence among the passengers.

This odyssey becomes a profound reflection on life, art, and the inevitability of change, all wrapped in a tone of comedy and drama. Through the director's unique perspective, the fragility of human existence and the pursuit of beauty amid the storm are explored, with stunning visual aesthetics complementing the narrative, prompting viewers to question what "elegance" truly means in times of crisis.

Media type
Movie
Year
1983
Director
Federico Fellini
Writer
Federico Fellini
Tonino Guerra
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.50
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
82.00
Actors
Freddie Jones
Barbara Jefford
Victor Poletti
Fred Williams
Peter Cellier
Elisa Mainardi
Norma West
Paolo Paoloni
Pina Bausch
Maurice Barrier
Janet Suzman
Sarah-Jane Varley
Fiorenzo Serra
Gianni Di Segni
Pasquale Zito
Linda Polan
Philip Locke
Jonathan Cecil
Elisabeth Kaza
Colin Higgins
Vittorio Zarfati
Umberto Zuanelli
Claudio Ciocca
Antonio Vezza
Alessandro Partexano
Domenico Pertica
Christian Fremont
Marielle Duvelle
Helen Stirling
Claudio Zucchet
Gender
Comedy
Drama
Country
Italy
Producers
Franco Cristaldi
Original title
E la nave va
Duration
132
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