Cattaro Mutiny

Synopsis

Cattaro Mutiny (Kotorski mornari) is a 1980 historical drama film starring Ulrich Thein that depicts the gripping tale of a mutiny aboard a naval ship during World War I in the Kotor Bay. The harsh conditions, personal conflicts, and the fight for justice push the crew to the edge, leading to a dramatic confrontation that tests loyalty and morality. Amidst the chaos and tension on the vessel, the crew must navigate through treacherous waters, both literally and figuratively, to survive the mutiny and its aftermath. The film captures the heroism, sacrifice, and internal struggles of the characters in a powerful and emotionally charged narrative.

Cast

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  Ulrich Thein

  Franz Rasch

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  Igor Galo

  Anton Grabar

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  Dragomir Čumić

  Mate Brničević

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  Aleksandar Berček

  Jerko Sizgorić

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  Goran Sultanović

  Zastavnik Sesan

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  Andrzej Precigs

  Gustav Stonawski

Reviews

Cattaro Mutiny has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its historical accuracy and compelling storytelling, others criticized its pacing and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a riveting maritime drama that brings out the best and worst in human nature.' IMDb users have given it a rating of 5.8/10, with many praising the performances of the cast but pointing out the film's slow buildup. Metacritic's review mentions, 'A visually stunning portrayal of the mutiny with a stellar performance by Ulrich Thein, but falls short in maintaining the tension throughout.' Overall, Cattaro Mutiny offers a glimpse into the complexities of human nature under extreme circumstances.