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Face à la mer: l'histoire de Trudy Ederle

Titre original : Young Woman and the Sea
  • 2024
  • PG
  • 2h 9min
NOTE IMDb
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Daisy Ridley in Face à la mer: l'histoire de Trudy Ederle (2024)
The story of competitive swimmer Trudy Ederle, who, in 1926, was the first woman to ever swim across the English Channel.
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L'histoire de la nageuse de compétition Gertrude Ederle qui, en 1926, fut la première femme à traverser la Manche à la nage.L'histoire de la nageuse de compétition Gertrude Ederle qui, en 1926, fut la première femme à traverser la Manche à la nage.L'histoire de la nageuse de compétition Gertrude Ederle qui, en 1926, fut la première femme à traverser la Manche à la nage.

  • Réalisation
    • Joachim Rønning
  • Scénario
    • Jeff Nathanson
    • Glenn Stout
  • Casting principal
    • Daisy Ridley
    • Tilda Cobham-Hervey
    • Stephen Graham
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,5/10
    18 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    3 365
    81
    • Réalisation
      • Joachim Rønning
    • Scénario
      • Jeff Nathanson
      • Glenn Stout
    • Casting principal
      • Daisy Ridley
      • Tilda Cobham-Hervey
      • Stephen Graham
    • 91avis d'utilisateurs
    • 79avis des critiques
    • 62Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 victoire et 5 nominations au total

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    "Jellyfish"
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    Young Woman And The Sea: Promise Me
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    Daisy Ridley
    Daisy Ridley
    • Trudy Ederle
    Tilda Cobham-Hervey
    Tilda Cobham-Hervey
    • Meg Ederle
    Stephen Graham
    Stephen Graham
    • Bill Burgess
    Kim Bodnia
    Kim Bodnia
    • Henry Ederle
    Jeanette Hain
    Jeanette Hain
    • Gertrude Ederle
    Glenn Fleshler
    Glenn Fleshler
    • James Sullivan
    Sian Clifford
    Sian Clifford
    • Charlotte 'Eppy' Epstein
    Christopher Eccleston
    Christopher Eccleston
    • Jabez Wolffe
    Ethan Rouse
    Ethan Rouse
    • Henry Jr. (Teen)
    Olive Abercrombie
    Olive Abercrombie
    • Young Trudy Ederle
    Lilly Aspell
    Lilly Aspell
    • Young Meg Ederle
    Raphael J. Bishop
    • Young Henry Jr. Ederle
    • (as Raphael Bishop)
    Alex Hassell
    Alex Hassell
    • Harry Horlick
    Alexander Karim
    Alexander Karim
    • Benji Zammit
    Sebastian Griegel
    • Horst
    Doc Butler
    Doc Butler
    • Uncle Ederle
    Yordan Angelov
    • Karl Durshley
    Robert Eades
    Robert Eades
    • Johnny Weissmuller
    • Réalisation
      • Joachim Rønning
    • Scénario
      • Jeff Nathanson
      • Glenn Stout
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    6josephlbrewster

    Brilliant lead muffled by bland stereotyping

    Ridley does a phenomenal job representing Trudy Ederly, a passionate young woman determined to swim, regardless of what the world (mostly men) say. Her determination and resilience is well played throughout the story, sometimes in tearjerking scenes of struggle, other times in quiet moments of stubbornness and strength. Props to the cast for a stout performance all around.

    That being said, I couldn't love this movie and felt repeatedly taken out of the moment by the relentless preachy nature of the writing and the stereotypical male characters. While the key component of this story is a woman overcoming physical and cultural obstacles to perform incredible feats of athleticism, the male characters are often so exaggerated in their misogyny and incredulity that I often felt I couldn't relate to any of the males. They were either so unbelievably simple and played up for comic effect (the suitors the father brings the girls), unjustifiably rude, even given the cultural norms of the time, bombastically obstinate (the father) or they were outright malicious. This treads far beyond the facts of the true story of Trudy, making grand presumptions about how hated she was by the men of her time.

    Don't get me wrong, she was dealing with sexism and cultural inequality, and the film NEEDED that to cut through to give power to the character arc of Trudy, which I understood. But the authenticity and nuance which shines through in Ridley's performance is often overshadowed by single-dimensional, poorly written male characters with little or no redeeming quality.

    I loved watching her journey and I'd watch it again, but hated how the males were misrepresented and maligned consistently throughout the film.
    7jeremy-66040

    Title: A very good film but preferred Vindication Swim

    I managed to catch Young Woman and the Sea during its cinema run and I have to say I thought it was a great film. Daisy Ridley was excellent as Trudy Ederle and really proved herself as a first rate actress in this film. The film itself felt like a rarity in today's landscape of overly CGI-d superheroes and sci-fis. This was a good old fashioned story, well told with great actors, nice cinematography and a strong script. That being said, I have to say that the British equivalent, an indie titled, Vindication Swim, was the better of the two Channel swimming films released this year. That one takes place a year after Trudy's swim and is based on the first British woman to swim the Channel, Mercedes Gleitze. I felt the swimming sequences were far more varied and visually spectacular in what I assume was a much lower budget film than this outing by Disney. Likewise I feel that story had more to it in terms of the struggle faced by its protagonist (interestingly both women are of German heritage and a good deal of the story is about them proving themselves to being American and British respectively). That being said Young Woman the and Sea is by no means a bad film. Far from it, it is actually excellent, especially in the rousing climactic sequence. I really do hope Disney continues to make films like this one.
    9losldub

    Contender for Best Picture

    I left the theater thinking Young Woman and the Sea will win best picture. Either the story of Gertrude Ederle is just that good, or the director has created a masterpiece, lightning in the bottle, whatever you want to call it. Daisy Ridley brings us a brave, if not slightly insane, young woman who through circumstance, bad luck, and bad people, managed to persevere. In a way, it was like the movie Gravity, but in 1926 and out at sea; and Gertrude also had to deal with the sexism of the time. A line out of the movie, "I'm saving up for a telephone." When asked why, he answered, "I don't know. I just want one." So old-timey yet very much today. Everything this movie did, worked.
    9zkonedog

    Wins The Heart On Pure Emotion Alone

    In a logical, reasoned sense I know that Young Woman & The Sea is not a 9/10 star film. It is a Disney-fied family drama that sometimes features cringe-worthy dialogue or tropes. But if the purpose of the cinematic experience is to tug at the heartstrings and invoke strong emotional reactions, one almost cannot be helped to be sucked into the flick.

    For a very basic overview, Young Woman & The Sea tells the story of Trudy Ederle (Daisy Ridley), a rare female swimmer in 1920s New York who would first represent her country in the Olympics and then attempt to be the first woman to swim the English Channel. Inspired by sister Margaret (Tilda Cobham-Hervey), mother Gertrude (Jeanette Hain), and pushed by coach Lottie Epstein (Sian Clifford), Trudy must not only show her physical aquatic prowess but also overcome the sexism of the times by handler Jabez Wolffe (Christopher Eccleston) and even father Henry (Kim Bodnia).

    The biggest thing Young Woman has going for it is that it is hitting cinemas at an absolute perfect time, what with Caitlin Clark (and others) inspiring a wave of appreciation for female stories revolving around sports. That isn't to minimize the film's ability to invoke emotion, however, as director Joachim Ronning and writer Jeff Nathanson craft a solid narrative here. It is well-shot (the swimming scenes are a delight), full of forward momentum, and consistently shows the obstacles placed in young Trudy's path simply by dint of her gender and how she hurdles practically all of them.

    Ridley is also perfect for the lead role, channeling her Star Wars success nicely here. For Young Woman to work, audiences need to be fully emotionally invested in Trudy's struggles and triumphs, and Ridley has no trouble getting those emotions across.

    Going into the movie, I was worried it would be a schmaltzy Disney family flick-and it certain ways it very much is. This isn't a hard-hitting, in-the-weeds, serious prestige drama. While it covers all the requisite issues Trudy's story entails, it does so with a coat of varnish to make it enjoyable for all audiences.

    But in the final reckoning, other than a few cringe-worthy dialogue moments, Young Woman & the Sea was so emotional and inspirational that it consistently won me over-especially the final act (and even closing credits) that reference the real-life Trudy to cement the story's grounded nature. Such investment makes it hard to dislike this film.
    8snoozejonc

    Hollywoodised retelling that entertains and inspires

    Young Woman and the Sea is a traditional Hollywood biopic that is in part a sporting drama, but also a survival story and all these elements combine well to inspire.

    Whilst I am frustrated that so much dramatic licence is taken during some of the key moments, the story and message is good. Importantly, if it prompts people to do their own research into facts about the people and events portrayed, that's a positive outcome. Those who take Hollywood movies at face value and believe everything they see deserve to spend their life being misled.

    Some people might argue it lays the theme of female empowerment on too thick (and maybe they are right), but that's certainly not a negative for me. I am a father of a daughter who swims in a class full of competitive older boys and each one of them try their best to make sure they never finish behind her. Sometimes she beats them, most times they win and it can be disheartening for her. This is exactly the type of film she needed to see to remind her that she's not inferior and to persevere. In all facets of life.

    It also inspired me... to never swim long distances in the sea again! The filmmakers do a brilliant job capturing how treacherous a challenge it is. (In my young backpacking days I almost died swimming from a coral reef in Malaysia back to an island) The experience of swimming in open water is as terrifying as the film portrays and people who have completed immense challenges like the Channel swim deserve to be immortalised on screen. The cinematography, editing and art direction is all superb.

    Daisy Ridley leads it with a strong central performance and is supported well by other cast members, particularly Stephen Graham, who entertains in virtually every scene.

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    • Anecdotes
      The film deviates from actual events a few times, presumably for dramatic effect. First, the film implies that Ederle's performance at the Paris Olympics was a disappointment, with her winning a single Bronze Medal. She won two Bronzes and Gold in the 4 x 100m Relay. She and her teammates participated in the US team's welcome home parade. Second, almost precisely a year passed between Ederle's first and second attempts to swim the English Channel, with her returning to New York between the two attempts. The film also omits the fact that, as a "warm-up" for her first attempt, Ederle swam 22 miles from Battery Park (NY) to Sandy Hook (NJ) in a time that wasn't beaten for 81 years.
    • Gaffes
      "Ain't We Got Fun", wasn't performed until 1920 and published until 1921. In the movie it is shown being sung before 1920.
    • Citations

      Young Trudy Ederle: If Meg swims, I swim!

    • Connexions
      Referenced in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: The Nominees of the Big 50th (2023)
    • Bandes originales
      Waiting for a Train
      Written by Jimmie Rodgers

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    • Date de sortie
      • 31 mai 2024 (Royaume-Uni)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Hongrie
      • Italie
      • Royaume-Uni
      • France
    • Sites officiels
      • hotstar
      • Official Site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • La joven y el mar
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Kavarna, Bulgarie
    • Sociétés de production
      • Jerry Bruckheimer Films
      • Paramount Pictures
      • Walt Disney Pictures
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 500 000 $US
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 581 725 $US
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      • 2h 9min(129 min)
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      • 2.39 : 1

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