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0 Rating (0) (No Ratings Yet) Loading... 119 jours: Les Survivants de l'océan Basé d'une histoire vraie, sur l'incroyable histoire de survie maritime de l'équipage du trimaran Rose Noëlle. Le film est aussi basé sur le livre, The Spirit of Rose Noëlle, écrit par l'un des survivants John Glennie, le propriétaire et capitaine du trimaran Rose Noëlle. En 1989, le trimaran Rose Noëlle embarque de Picton en Nouvelle Zélande à destination des Tonga avec 4 hommes à bord. Au cours d'une tempête, leur voilier est retourné par une terrible vague et l'équipage se retrouve confiné dans une étroite cabine, le seul espace n'étant pas gorgé d'eau. Il s'ensuit alors, 119 jours de lutte et d'angoisse pour survivre au beau milieu de l'océan Pacifique.

They can certainly help address it, but the idea that they can end racial inequality in every aspect of life is kind of silly. Completely ending racism will likely take years of work by experts in fields where racism still may exist in some form. Also, let me clarify that I'm not saying people are hypocritical for supporting the BLM protests while also condemning the anti-shutdown protests. In the BLM protests, people were actually making an effort to avoid spreading the coronavirus. They wore masks and social distanced when possible. The anti-shutdown protests specifically made a point of NOT wearing masks or trying to be safe from virus transmission. The two are obviously not comparable. I'm also not saying this is evidence we should open restaurants, bars, and other indoor events. They are indoors, which are known to have a higher risk of transmission. What I am arguing, however, is that some in person activities are likely ok, as long as people wear masks, they are done outside, and they don't have too many(less than about 30) people.

The budget was estimated to be € 5, 650, 000. [7] The director and lead actor Til Schweiger and Béla Jarzyk, who also produced the film, wrote the script in a Turkish hotel in Berlin. [8] Critical reception [ edit] Kokowääh received the Golden Screen Award, which is given to films that have been watched by more than 3 million viewers. [9] It was the most successful film in Germany in the first half of 2011. [10] The film itself received generally good to mixed reviews. Andreas Scheiner of weekly magazine Die Zeit found the film "light and entertaining", though he added it "lacked depth". [11] Dieter Oßwald of the praised the film as a "strong–point daddy–comedy". [12] Andrea Butz of public radio station WDR2, however, criticized the film for "one–dimensional leaps and drawn characters". [13] Jan Füchtjohann of the Süddeutsche Zeitung also criticized Kokowääh, writing it showed "over long distances like a commercial for yogurt". [14] Boyd van Hoeij described the film in his review for Variety as a ″series of mismatched-duo cliches spun out across a two-hour-plus running time" with ″a pretty decent if unoriginal 80-minute film hiding somewhere in this bloated two-hour-plus exercise″.