The Almond and the Seahorse

2022
Unrated
1h 36m

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5.4/10

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Charlotte Gainsbourg and Rebel Wilson in The Almond and the Seahorse (2022)

What happens when you're ambushed by time? An archaeologist and an architect fight to re-imagine a future after traumatic brain injury leaves them adrift from the people they love.

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What happens when you're ambushed by time? An archaeologist and an architect fight to re-imagine a future after traumatic brain injury leaves them adrift from the people they love.What happens when you're ambushed by time? An archaeologist and an architect fight to re-imagine a future after traumatic brain injury leaves them adrift from the people they love.What happens when you're ambushed by time? An archaeologist and an architect fight to re-imagine a future after traumatic brain injury leaves them adrift from the people they love.

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5.4/10

560

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Tom Stern and Celyn Jones's directorial debuts. Stern was also the movie's cinematographer as "Evan Thomas", an alias based on his full name, Thomas Evans Stern.

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4/10

Downbeat Brit drama that sadly doesn't come close to "The Father" that it aspires to

In downbeat Brit drama "The Almond And The Seahorse" traumatic brain injuries render Trine Dyrholm & Celyn Jones with no memories of their lives each morning they wake, which hugely strains respective partners Charlotte Gainsbourg & Rebel Wilson (meh) - despite help from arrogant know-it-all doc Meera Syal (meh) & staff. Jones' performance is the best here (edging Gainsbourg) perhaps cos he also co-wrote (with Kaite O'Reilly) & co-directed (with fellow debutant director Tom Stern)... tho it seems he's a better actor than writer / director. He tries doing for brain injuries what "The Father" did for dementia, but sadly doesn't come even close to that superb movie.