Shipwrecked Page #4

Synopsis: Haakon Haakonsen didn't want to go to sea so young, but when his father, a Norwegian sailor, comes home with a badly wounded foot in the 1850s, the Haakonsen family finances require him to enlist as ship boy aboard a British ship under Royal Navy authority. After some hazing he buckles up to learn the hard work and gets accepted by the rough crew. Then Royal Navy lieutenant John Merrick is welcomed to take charge of security on a long voyage to Sidney and Calcutta, through pirates-infested waters, but Haakon distrusts him after finding out that he packed concealed weapons; indeed Merrick secretly poisons the captain. Haakon and his guardian angel, his father's best mate Jens, were about to feel the claw of the cat for helping a stowaway when a rock wrecks the ship. Haakon washes up an island where he finds a pirates treasure and weapons.
Genre: Adventure, Family
Director(s): Nils Gaup
Production: Filmkameratene AS
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.7
PG
Year:
1990
92 min
246 Views


[ Merrick ]

I'll Skin You Alive !

After Them !

Come On, You Fools !

What Are You Waiting For ?

I'll Get You, You--

They Told Us

You Were Dead.

Hakon. Hakon.

Jens !

[ Both Laughing ]

This Is Mary.

She'll Be Staying

With Us For A While.

[ Chuckles ]

Hello, Mary.

Hello.

Listen, Hakon,

I'm Afraid That None Of Us Are

Able To Stay Here Any Longer.

The Farm Is For Sale.

It Was Sold

This Morning, Papa.

What ?

It's Our Farm Now.

But How ?

Ole !

Carry Our Luggage.

Right Away, Sir.

Now, This Is

A Long Story. Come.

[ Chuckles ]

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Nils Gaup

Nils Gaup (born 12 April 1955) is a Sámi film director from Norway. more…

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