The Disappeared

The Disappeared

"A haunting drama of men adrift at sea" The Globe and Mail

Winner Toronto Female Eye Film Festival
Vancouver International Film Festival
Calgary International Film Festival

The surviving crew of a sunken fishing boat avoids a watery death in the North Atlantic by escaping in a pair of barges, and attempts to row for shore while battling hunger, thirst, exhaustion, and injury. With their energy fading fast and no rescue in sight, the exhausted sailors soon realize that their greatest adversary may not be ocean that threatens to swallow them up, but the paralyzing fear of never seeing their loved ones again.

Canada - 2012 - 1h 30m
Directed By: Shandi Mitchell
Written By: Shandi Mitchell
Starring: Billy Campbell, Shawn Doyle, Brian Downey
Aspects: Drama, Lost at Sea, Chamber Piece, Paranoia
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The Disappeared
  • The Disappeared

    The surviving crew of a sunken fishing boat avoids a watery death in the North Atlantic by escaping in a pair of barges, and attempts to row for shore while battling hunger, thirst, exhaustion, and injury. With their energy fading fast and no rescue in sight, the exhausted sailors soon realize th...

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    Winner Toronto Female Eye Film Festival
    Vancouver International Film Festival
    Calgary International Film Festival

    The surviving crew of a sunken fishing boat avoids a watery death in the North Atlantic by escaping in a pair of barges, and attempts to row for shore while battling hunger, thirst, ...

  • Behind the Scenes of "The Disappeared"

    Go behind the scenes to witness the full story of how director Shandi Mitchell and her ambitious team make a movie that is shot entirely at sea!

  • Curator's Note - "The Disappeared"

    "Director Shandi Mitchell manages to make a cast of 6 people on 2 life boats feel immense!"
    ~Matt