The Nautical Chart

Synopsis

The Nautical Chart, released in 2007, follows the story of Jávier Miranda, a marine cartographer with a mysterious and enigmatic past. He becomes entangled in a dangerous search for a missing ship and treasure, embarking on a thrilling journey full of twists, secrets, and unexpected encounters. As Jávier delves deeper into the mystery of a centuries-old nautical chart, he discovers that the past is intricately linked to the present, leading to a dramatic climax that challenges his beliefs and puts his life at stake. With stunning cinematography and a gripping storyline, The Nautical Chart is a captivating maritime adventure filled with suspense and intrigue.

Cast

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  Carmelo Gómez

  Coy

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  Aitana Sánchez-Gijón

  Tánger Soto

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  Darío Grandinetti

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  Enrico Lo Verso

  Palermo

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  Gonzalo Cunill

  Kiskoros

• Javier García Gallego

  Piloto

Reviews

The Nautical Chart, directed by Imanol Uribe and starring Carmelo Gómez, received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While some praised the film for its atmospheric visuals and compelling storytelling, others found it lacking in character development and pacing. Rotten Tomatoes stated, 'The Nautical Chart offers a visually stunning journey into the world of maritime mysteries, but falls short on narrative depth.' IMDB users rated the film 5.5/10, with some viewers appreciating the historical references and performances, while others criticized the plot inconsistencies. Metacritic cited, 'A well-crafted adventure with a strong central performance from Carmelo Gómez, but fails to deliver a truly engaging narrative.' Overall, The Nautical Chart garnered a mix of positive and negative feedback, making it a polarizing film for audiences and critics alike.