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Le survivant d'un monde parallèle

Titre original : The Survivor
  • 1981
  • 12
  • 1h 27min
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Le survivant d'un monde parallèle (1981)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen an airline pilot survives a crash that kills all 300 passengers, he works with a psychic and a priest to find the culprit behind the incident and pacify the souls of the victims.When an airline pilot survives a crash that kills all 300 passengers, he works with a psychic and a priest to find the culprit behind the incident and pacify the souls of the victims.When an airline pilot survives a crash that kills all 300 passengers, he works with a psychic and a priest to find the culprit behind the incident and pacify the souls of the victims.

  • Réalisation
    • David Hemmings
  • Scénario
    • David Ambrose
    • James Herbert
  • Casting principal
    • Robert Powell
    • Jenny Agutter
    • Joseph Cotten
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    • Réalisation
      • David Hemmings
    • Scénario
      • David Ambrose
      • James Herbert
    • Casting principal
      • Robert Powell
      • Jenny Agutter
      • Joseph Cotten
    • 32avis d'utilisateurs
    • 66avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 2 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux32

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    Robert Powell
    Robert Powell
    • Keller
    Jenny Agutter
    Jenny Agutter
    • Hobbs
    Joseph Cotten
    Joseph Cotten
    • Priest
    Angela Punch McGregor
    • Beth
    • (as Angela Punch-McGregor)
    Peter Sumner
    Peter Sumner
    • Tewson
    Lorna Lesley
    • Susan
    Ralph Cotterill
    Ralph Cotterill
    • Slater
    Adrian Wright
    Adrian Wright
    • Goodwin
    Tyler Coppin
    Tyler Coppin
    • Boy
    Kirk Alexander
    • Dr. Martindale
    Jon Nicholls
    • Jackson
    Roger Cardwell
    Roger Cardwell
    • Flight Engineer
    Jenufa Scott-Roberts
    • Stewardess
    John Edmund
    • Goswell
    Denzil Howson
    • Rogan
    Edwin Hodgeman
    Edwin Hodgeman
    • Bain
    Heather Steen
    • Allens
    Brenton Whittle
    • Thornton
    • Réalisation
      • David Hemmings
    • Scénario
      • David Ambrose
      • James Herbert
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    5bkoganbing

    A Couple of Steps Beyond

    Robert Powell and Jenny Agutter star in this Australian production of a pilot and a medium who have need of each other after an air crash.

    Powell was the pilot of an airliner which crashed on coming in for a landing at an airport. Mysteriously he was the only survivor and he survived with barely a scratch, but with retrograde amnesia, he cannot remember any of the details of the crash.

    Agutter is a psychic who is having a bad time seeing visions of what happened and apparently communicating with those who died. What they discover about the crash the story for the rest of the film.

    This film marks the farewell appearance of Joseph Cotten who has a small role as a priest. Soon afterwards this most classy of leading men from the golden days of Hollywood suffered a stroke and was forcibly retired from the cinema.

    It's not a bad film, Survivor, but it plays like a blown up version of an episode of the TV series One Step Beyond. It might be worth a look if that's how your tastes run.
    4BA_Harrison

    First the worst, second the best, third the one with the gory deaths.

    In 2000, Final Destination saw Death catching up with a group of passengers who narrowly avoid being killed in an air disaster. In 1984, Sole Survivor saw the only survivor of a plane crash being haunted by the ghosts of the dead. And four years before that, The Survivor centred on a pilot who miraculously walks from the wreckage of his downed passenger plane, only to be menaced by the spirits of those who weren't so lucky. Each successive film was inspired by the previous one, with The Survivor being based on a James Herbert novel. Rather surprisingly, the first film is the weakest of the three versions, having neither the creepy atmosphere of Sole Survivor, nor the imaginatively gory death scenes of Final Destination.

    The film stars Robert Powell, whose face and curly hair upsets me; it also features Jenny Agutter, who makes me feel all funny in a good way. Unfortunately, the lovely Jenny really doesn't make up for Powell's presence (I'm still angry at having wasted time watching him in Harlequin, made the previous year), or for the fact that the film becomes incredibly slow and very boring once the airplane crash is over. The Survivor meanders aimlessly for an hour and a half, culminating with a twist ending that is more than a tad confusing: has Powell's character been dead the whole time? Have the dead returned to claim the only survivor? Is Jenny Agutter's character a ghost as well? I don't really have the answers, and I doubt you will either.

    NB. The name of Powell's character, David Keller, is remarkably similar to David Kessler, the name of the protagonist in Agutter's next film, An American Werewolf in London. It doesn't end well for either man.
    4Groverdox

    Simple story made incomprehensible through inept handling

    "The Survivor" is a bizarre, incomprehensible attempt at a horror story that barely registers as that or as anything at all.

    The bits that one assumes are meant to be scary are merely confusing and come out of nowhere. The soundtrack signals to you that you're supposed to be scared, pummelling you with frantic music, but this is merely irritating since you can't understand what, if anything, you are supposed to be scared by.

    The plot is actually fairly simple. So why is it so confusing? It's about a pilot who survives a plane crash that kills everyone else on board. He is visited by some kind of clairvoyant or something, played by Jenny Agutter, who is about as mystical in this role as the CEO of Wendy's was when he appeared in that training video (Youtube it). Her role in the plot is obvious on paper (how else is the movie going to get the supernatural bent going?), but when handled this badly, it becomes confusing and you wonder what she is there for.

    The ending, I admit, was clever. It's just that everything that led up to it was so bad that it was completely wasted, like the rest of the movie was.
    dbdumonteil

    A curio

    The screenplay was certainly absorbing,but David Hemmings did not do a good job with it.It arguably has the seeds which spawn such later works as "fearless" (1994) and "unbreakable" ,but directing cannot pull it off properly,despite of its cast including Robert Powell whose strange looks were tailor-made for the part,Jenny Agutter who seems to be waiting for something to happen concerning her character,and Joseph Cotten whose end of career cannot compare favorably with Hitchcock and Welles works :here he is totally wasted .Interesting because of its connection with the later developments of the fantastic.
    7lost-in-limbo

    True sleeper that's highly enthralling!

    Just after taking off, a Jetliner goes into a emergency landing, but the pilots can't control the situation and the plane crashes and presumably everybody is dead because of the state of the disaster. That's until out of the wreckage and flames, out comes walking the only survivor the pilot. When asked what happened, the pilot has temporary memory loss and because of that he's tortured by the guilt of being the only survivor. A woman who believes to be part of this accident joins the pilot on trying to figure out this baffling mystery, which somehow involves the restless spirits of the plane crash pushing the two to seek out the truth.

    I remember when I came across the trailer for this flick on some rental video, and boy did it freak me out when I was kid, but that's going back and I just saw it for the first time now. And from what I saw, I got nothing but high praise for this Australian paranormal thriller. It isn't flawless, but there's something enthralling about the mystery of it all and it's a technically impressive production. 'The Survivor' which was adapted from James Herbert's novel was shot in Adelaide, Australia with some of the same crew of the previous film 'Harlequin' involved, but they managed to pull some international actors other then Robert Powell, but Jenny Agutter and Joseph Cotton too. And also some local faces Angela Punch-McGregor and Peter Summer who have small roles pop up.

    David Hemming takes the pivotal role of director here and paints a very moody picture that has a vastly quiet stillness and baffling nature to all of it. The supernatural factor of the plot exploits the fear of this startling subject by having short pockets of intense shocks and taut suspense along way to its breathtaking climax. The supernatural element is one that haunts the mind and evokes such terror in the face. To get this feel it's depressingly downbeat. The advantage of that is that it doesn't cross away from that central idea and it's hard to know what's coming around each corner. Hemming also stages some unsettling moments with such vision. First off would be when the jetliner is going down and we see it from a street bystander's viewpoint and that of the crash site and wreckage is so damn eerie. The climax also packs a massive punch, but if you've seen some recent films in the last couple of years it might not come as a bigger surprise, but I for one didn't see it coming. The plot works rather well with it ambiguous and slowly paced structure, where we are still left with some more questions at the end, but saying that 'mostly' everything starts to fit into the puzzle with precision, where you learn there's a whole lot more to it then what we began with. Just after watching a couple of the X-files seasons over the last week or two, this is something that wouldn't feel out of placed in an x-files episode. The mystery thrives here in the plot and only for those who enjoy a good and highly creepy mystery with supernatural overtones.

    Make sure you watch the film in wide screen to get John Seale's wide scope cinematography that was shot with such elegance and subtleness with a lot distinctive elements. It had a nice polished touch to it by working in every little detail with flashes of creativity and unsteadiness to proceedings. The choice of setting added even more to the unsettling nature with such beautiful backdrops that go hand-to-hand to mood of the characters and story. The score by Brian May succeeded too by really touching a nerve with its echoing emphasis on a air of creepiness, but to a soothing and innocent spell of suggestiveness. Also the highly effective sound effects creaked alertness. Exemplary performances are given from a top cast of talented internationals. Robert Powell is impressive as the stone-cold pilot Keller, Jenny Agutter is beautifully engaging as Hobbs who can get in touch with other-side and then there's Joseph Cotton putting in solid performance as The Priest. These believable characters you actually care for, especially because you join the two in their journey of discovery and torment to what really happened. Where you learn its fate between the connection of Keller and Hobbs. What keeps you gripped other than that of the great imagery, focused tension and fantastic performances is that of the heavy laced dialog, which drives the film into weird but compelling territory.

    After two decades the film still holds up rather well and left me with a cold shudder after being thrown right into it. Startlingly good entertainment!

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    • Anecdotes
      The airplane crash sequence at the beginning of the film took several weeks to set up for filming. It was filmed on a vacant block of land at Panorama, south of Adelaide, South Australia. Over 2000 onlookers turned up to watch the spectacular scene being filmed which took only thirty minutes of filming time for the plane to be completely destroyed by fire.
    • Gaffes
      The pilot is seen switching off the "No Smoking" and "Fasten Seat Belt" signs almost immediately the plane is airborne, yet just a few seconds later it can be seen that the wheels have not been retracted. The signs would have been kept lit until the plane was well into the air, which would be some time after the wheels had been retracted.
    • Versions alternatives
      Originally ran for 99 mins; later cut down to 87 mins
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Survivor: 1980 (1981)
    • Bandes originales
      The Survivor - Main Title
      Composed by Brian May

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    • How long is The Survivor?Alimenté par Alexa

    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 2 décembre 1981 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Australie
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Sites officiels
      • IFM Film World Releasing Official Site
      • Scorpion Releasing (United States)
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Survivor
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Panorama, South Australia, Australie(airplane crash sequence)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Tuesday Films
      • Riaci Investments
      • Pact Productions
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    • Budget
      • 1 300 000 $AU (estimé)
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    Spécifications techniques

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    • Durée
      • 1h 27min(87 min)
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.35 : 1

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