The North Water

Fernsehserie
2021
Not Rated
5 Std.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,6/10

18.100

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

1.312

303

Colin Farrell and Jack O'Connell in The North Water (2021)

The North Water premieres July 15 exclusively on AMC+.

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Ein in Ungnade gefallener ehemaliger Militärarzt schifft sich als Arzt an Bord eines Walfängers ein, der in die Arktis fährt. Seine Suche nach Erlösung wird zu einem Kampf ums Überleben in d... Alles lesenEin in Ungnade gefallener ehemaliger Militärarzt schifft sich als Arzt an Bord eines Walfängers ein, der in die Arktis fährt. Seine Suche nach Erlösung wird zu einem Kampf ums Überleben in den trostlosen Weiten der Arktis.Ein in Ungnade gefallener ehemaliger Militärarzt schifft sich als Arzt an Bord eines Walfängers ein, der in die Arktis fährt. Seine Suche nach Erlösung wird zu einem Kampf ums Überleben in den trostlosen Weiten der Arktis.

Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,6/10

18.100

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

1.312

303

Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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9fashinrashin

Dear BBC, make more like this !!!!!!

This is a superb BBC production.

We need more Victorian dirty deeds done dirt cheap.

Tom Courtenay went from "The Loneliness of the long distance Runner " 1962 to this and he still has it ! A great actor and 59 years of greatness.

Colin Farrell is a beyond evil and brilliant, and our morally greyed area main lead , Jack OConnell is exceptional too.

Great sets, great editing, great atmosphere MORE please.

8valeriorinaldi-36361

Great Historical Fiction

As soon as I watched the trailer I knew it would be good and it hasn't disappointed me. The settings are breathtaking, the acting is excellent and the plot is engaging.

The harsh environment, the gloomy cabins and violent scenes interspersed with ominous dialogues blend together perfectly in this interesting piece of television.

Definitely a must-watch.

8svader

Brilliant

Well acted, great story. Very gritty.

Stephen Graham, brilliant as always.

One reviewer said they couldn't see anything on screen. Sounds like they need a new TV. They also said they couldn't understand the actors accents. It's set in Hull in 1859. How do you expect them to speak? With a plum in their mouths.

7CrazyArty

Enjoyable with excellent acting

Very engaging period sea drama starring Jack O'Connell and Colin Farrell. Both are excellent here, Farrell is fearsome.

The plot follows a troubled ship's surgeon (O'Connell) on his first voyage aboard a whaling ship in the mid-19th century. He encounters some unsavoury characters with their own agendas.

The plot is good, the acting excellent, it's very realistic with the setting and style (and even a lot of the plot) being much like the series 'The Terror'. Worth a watch.

8owen-watts

Makes The Terror look like the Teletubbies

The North Water - based on a book by academic and author Ian McGuire - is a dark and fairly uncompromising quest into the dark heart of humanity aboard a doomed whaling ship in the arctic wastes. A flawless cast (with a mesmerically beastly Colin Farrell), beautiful location shooting in Svalbard (and some of the furthest North for television) and the esoteric soundscapes of Tim Hecker make this a seriously riveting watch. The pace can sometimes slow to a crawl and the heady themes may get a little muddled along the way, but the whole is atmospheric and intoxicating. Seriously good TV - one of the highlights of the year for me.