(2018) The Boat
PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER HORROR
Co-produced, co-written and directed by Winston Azzopardi that has seni- fisherman (Joe Azzopardi) showcasing a one man performance of him going out to sea with his little motorboat for intention of catching some fish. Only for him to stumble onto an actual sailboat called the "Aeolus", and he would then investigate it for other passengers, but as soon as he comes back out, his row boat with a motor on goes missing. Everything appear to be in good working order, as he uses the CB radio to call for an SOS for another nearby vessel. All goes downhill from there as soon as he locks himself in the bathroom or that the sailboat itself locks the character Joe Azzopardi inside the bathroom. Just when a nearby ship ping vessel shows up, creating a whole bunch of problems, such as flooding. And by the time the movie got to the end, the movie made even less sense as it was trying to tell us something without any explanation whatsoever.
Actor Joe Azzopardi showcasing an one man performance for It is like, throughout the entire movie, I do not recall ever seeing him ever eat a single thing throughout the entire movie. And by the time the movie made it to the end, the movie made even less sense for I ended up asking more questions than I got answers. I don't understand the purpose this supposedly possessed sailboat landed the Joe Azzopardi placed him in this what appear to be an abandoned island/ town or on some alternate not visited area or location. Anyways the movie was way too convenient for my tastes for the things that happened the way that it did!
Co-produced, co-written and directed by Winston Azzopardi that has seni- fisherman (Joe Azzopardi) showcasing a one man performance of him going out to sea with his little motorboat for intention of catching some fish. Only for him to stumble onto an actual sailboat called the "Aeolus", and he would then investigate it for other passengers, but as soon as he comes back out, his row boat with a motor on goes missing. Everything appear to be in good working order, as he uses the CB radio to call for an SOS for another nearby vessel. All goes downhill from there as soon as he locks himself in the bathroom or that the sailboat itself locks the character Joe Azzopardi inside the bathroom. Just when a nearby ship ping vessel shows up, creating a whole bunch of problems, such as flooding. And by the time the movie got to the end, the movie made even less sense as it was trying to tell us something without any explanation whatsoever.
Actor Joe Azzopardi showcasing an one man performance for It is like, throughout the entire movie, I do not recall ever seeing him ever eat a single thing throughout the entire movie. And by the time the movie made it to the end, the movie made even less sense for I ended up asking more questions than I got answers. I don't understand the purpose this supposedly possessed sailboat landed the Joe Azzopardi placed him in this what appear to be an abandoned island/ town or on some alternate not visited area or location. Anyways the movie was way too convenient for my tastes for the things that happened the way that it did!