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Atlantic

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In the 1920s, life aboard a luxurious transatlantic ship reflects both brilliance and decadence. As the vessel navigates the waters of the Atlantic, a diverse group of passengers interacts on a journey that becomes a microcosm of society at the time. Among them, we find a young aristocrat, trapped in a loveless engagement, and a charming adventurer seeking to change his fate.

Unexpected encounters between the passengers unleash a series of situations charged with emotional tension, love, and hidden secrets. Amid opulent dinners and nights of dancing, revealing conversations among characters from different social classes prompt everyone to reconsider their choices and the true meaning of happiness.

As the journey progresses, an unexpected storm threatens to bring everything crashing down. The characters must confront their own truths and fears while struggling to survive both the external and internal tempests. In a climactic moment, the decisions they make not only jeopardize their lives but also irrevocably transform their hearts.

This story of love and sacrifice unfolds in an environment that, though opulent, reflects the fragility of human life and the relentless pursuit of connection in a world that often seems isolated. With a masterful use of black and white and pioneering direction, the film takes the viewer on an unforgettable emotional journey, where the final destination is never easy to predict.

Media type
Movie
Year
1929
Director
E.A. Dupont
Writer
Victor Kendall
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.20
Actors
Franklin Dyall
Madeleine Carroll
John Stuart
Ellaline Terriss
Donald Calthrop
John Longden
Arthur Hardy
Helen Haye
D.A. Clarke-Smith
Joan Barry
Francis Lister
Gordon James
Syd Crossley
Dino Galvani
Danny Green
Fanny Wright
Gender
Drama
Country
United Kingdom
Producers
E.A. Dupont
John Maxwell
James Scura
Original title
Atlantic
Duration
90
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