Voyager



After surviving a plane crash, engineer Walter Faber (Sam Shepard) reflects on his life while pursuing a relationship with Sabeth (Julie Delpy), who may or may not have a connection to his past.

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24 thoughts on “Voyager

  1. oh.. what a treat, another all white (or white-like) movie about white ppl not just being heroes in the most absurd, typical, & banal way– back then and today- what are they saying????!!!? 2 weak/stick-skinny unarmed white-men kicking in the ARMED guarded shanty door of a friend w/o a beat-down 2 armed door guards is a thing straight out of a white-man's fantasy mind.
    I'm just surprised I didn't see any black servants at the ball dance.

  2. 3 minutes in the writing is BAD!! He remembers her…. Teeth!! Seriously? Sounds like bad writing from the moment go! And it sounds like Sam is thinking “this writing is so bad I can’t pull it off! I just can’t take this seriously!!” Because the narration is terrible. Sounds like he just woke up after a few sleeping pills.

  3. What a cold selfish man. It’s no academy award winner,,, but I made it to the end…
    seems disjointed. And as someone else said,,, implausible. Scale of one to 10,,4-5.
    The young woman is a joy to watch as she is very pretty and has such a appealing voice and accent,,,she depicts youth and innocence, yet a mature and somewhat fatalistic approach/false bravado…

  4. The movie is mostly engaging, well acted and beautifully photographed. Although the first part seems unrealistic and a bit disjointed, the story gains momentum as it goes along to a fateful ending.

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