How Deep Is the Ocean

2023

Drama

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 92% · 3 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 92%
IMDb Rating 5.6/10 10 121 121

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Plot summary

A mysterious young drifter arrives in Melbourne and takes up residence in a boarding house. Over the next year, she struggles to adapt to the new place, while negotiating her relationships with the people around her.

Director

Andrew Walsh Photo
Andrew Walsh

Top cast

Steven Haar Photo
Steven Haar as Bouncer
Nic Stevens Photo
Nic Stevens as Tracey
Dan Heubel Photo
Dan Heubel as Couple
Cris Cochrane Photo
Cris Cochrane as Roy
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704 MB
1280*578
English 2.0
NR
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24 fps
1 hr 16 min
Seeds 2
1.28 GB
1920*868
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
24 fps
1 hr 16 min
Seeds 13

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by DeborahAttoinese 9 / 10

Genuine and Authentic Coming of Age

Reviewed by andreastoumbas 9 / 10

Great Aussie Indie Gem!

How Deep is the Ocean is an Australian indie film about a girl named Eleanor who runs from her mysterious and troubled past to start anew in Melbourne, moving in with alcoholic Roy. Elanor is played by the brilliant Olivia Fildes, who is just so natural and mesmerising, and you can't help stay glued to the screen when she's on. The same goes for her alcoholic housemate Roy, played Cris Cochrane. Even though he is a mess, he's got so much charm and charisma and you can't help love the guy. The chemistry and banter between Elanor and Roy is so good, and I loved watching them on screen together.How Deep is the Ocean is the debut feature from Australian director Andrew Walsh, who does a great job directing this beautiful little gem. The film is well shot and the dialogue seems to be very much improvised, which gives it a real natural feel. It made me feel like I was actually there with Elanor, just feeling lost and helpless in Melbourne, which Roy sarcastically and repeatedly describes as the "World's Most Livable City". I believe the director Andrew Walsh has directly responded to Melbourne having that tag for so many years, and seems to be the overall theme and message of the film.Overall, this is a great indie film, which has a really chill vibe to it, making us go on this journey with the strange and loveable girl in a strange and loveable city.
Reviewed by chickashley-32961 7 / 10

Coming Of Age In Australia

As an American watching an indie drama set in Australia, I was distracted by the beauty of the country and the intricacies and struggles of Australian life. While we can all relate with the struggles of everyday life I found it interesting seeing such portrayals in a world I'm unfamiliar with.Olivia fiddles is an excellent actress in portraying the struggles and realities of life. I can't tell you how many times I wanted to walk out on my job but never had to guts to do so; it was satisfying seeing her pull the trigger on what I couldn't do.The film takes a very impromptu approach in its film making style. The scenes seem to almost unfold naturally as Olivia deals with the struggles that director, Andrew Walsh, dishes at her time and time again! If you're interested in seeing the struggles of a young Australian coming of age definitely give How Deep is the Ocean a try!
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