Atlantic

About This Movie

Atlantic (2014) dives deep into the struggles of a Moroccan fisherman chasing dreams across treacherous waters on a wind surfboard. It’s a slow burn, really, with a palpable tension that builds as he navigates not just the ocean, but the weight of his aspirations. The film’s atmosphere is heavy with longing and sacrifice, capturing the harsh realities of migration. You can almost feel the wind and waves through the screen, thanks to the practical effects and on-location shooting that ground the story. The performances are subtle, yet they resonate with a rawness that sticks with you. It’s not just a journey to Europe; it’s a meditation on hope, resilience, and the cost of pursuing a better life.

Themes of migration and sacrifice · Atmospheric practical effects · Pacing emphasizes emotional weight