Sea Change (2017)
A teenage girl makes a startling discovery about her connection to the Seawalkers, legendary beings who are half-human, half-sea creature.
Watch Trailer
Cast
Similar titles
Reviews
I'll tell you why so serious
Absolutely Fantastic
it is finally so absorbing because it plays like a lyrical road odyssey that’s also a detective story.
I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.
Miranda (Emily Rudd) returns to Selkie Island, Maine where she was born. As an infant her father took her away and now she is seeing her estranged mother (Maria Dizzia) for the first time. She has a strange attraction to Siren Beach, a place where people have drown...like recently. The island is divided into two groups, the heirs, the rich people who own things and the townies who are the disrespected hired help. Miranda is an heir who sympathizes with the townies who are also the dreaded Seawalkers. The mystery is what is Miranda's role in all of this, something that doesn't give real closure. This is moody teen girl film. There are love interests and scenes that are not very graphic. Guide: no swearing or sex. distant night time nudity?
The movie is beautifully shot on location, the cinematography is great. However, ending left everything so open ended. Possibly the worst ending ever. It'll make sense if Lifetime makes it into a series or does a sequel. Leo's character comes off as misunderstood but at the end, you're like huh? So is he a bad guy now? Need closure to the movie, otherwise all will be lost.
This is so amazing. Been waiting to something like this about selkies/sea walkers. The plot will sweep you of your feets and keep the mystery going till the end. I thought this would end in some kind solution but it just left me hanging here. I hope they make sequel because I will be definitely watching. We want more! :)
I so did not understand this movie. How was Miranda connected to the sea walkers? What was the mom's big secret about their connection to the sea walkers? Why did Leo think Miranda could save them? Why did Naomi want to hurt or kill Miranda (Leo's sister)? The last 15 minutes just screwed me up!