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This is a heavenly and completely compelling film; the yarn of the last voyage of Donald Crowhurst, a completely batty amateur of the finest British tradition, a man with a young family and a struggling business who becomes inexplicably fixated on an utterly forlorn quest to get the 1968 Sunday Times solo, non-stop round-the-world-yacht urge.
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Archive footage reveals that from the earliest stage Crowhurst, a fleshy, cardigan-wearing thirty-seven-year-old inventor, had no concept what he was taking on (but at least he was dressed for it: in a tie and slacks as he area off on the speed!), what he was doing, or how his conception had a hope of success, yet bizarrely he was financed, filmed, represented by people who ought to have known better, and most strangely of all allowed, even out of his garden shed, by his wife, a woman revealed by the documentary to be otherwise a sober, sensible, reflective and thoughful woman. One of many tragedies catalogued was that no-one had the wherewithal or gumption to protest this terrible chap – in no sense one of life’s winners, and certainly not the sort to be up for a round-the-world solo yacht coast – not to be such a blazing fool.
Yet, like a Greek tragedy, region developments thereafter pile inevitably on, compelling the abominable man on when even he had twigged it was sheer madness: the oppressive terms of his financing, residual pride, his possess ill-considered decisions to misreport his positions and, in the final strait, the sheer abominable luck to have a couple of his competitors unexpectedly sink or go postal on him when all he needed them to do was simply complete the course ahead of him and allow him to achieve in tranquil, intrepid British ignominy. Were it not for any of these, Donald Crowhurst might aloof have his unspectacular life, and peaceful be running a failing electronics business, to this day.
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But as it is, events conspired to a different course, and Crowhurst’s elegaic and exclaim descent into the abyss is capitvatingly rendered in this film, from logs, recordings and films he made en route, and in which he is portrayed without apparent exaggeration as a tragic hero, doomed by the course of this actions and the irresistable currents of human and physical nature, to a shadowy ruin.
Thoroughly recommended.
Olly Buxton
In 1968 the Sunday Times of London sponsored a run to peek who could circumnavigate the globe –solo and without stopping. Prizes were offered for the one who finished first and the one who finished fastest. Nine sailors entered the urge, but this documentary film focuses on three contestants in particular– Robin Knox-Johnston, who finished first by averaging 92 miles a day for 312 days (28,704 miles) and who appears in the film; the Frenchman Bernard Moitessier, who turned around unprejudiced before finishing, forsaking fame and fortune for the isolation of the sea, and sailed an additional 10,000 miles to Tahiti (his book The Long Method tells his myth) ; and then the amateur sailor and eccentric Donald Crowhurst who never should have entered the accelerate under any circumstances. His bizarre anecdote forms the accurate myth of this film. It’s difficult to say more without spoiling this film, but you can be certain that it’s more of an exploration of the deep waters of the human psyche than an adventure record. Interviews with family members and friends; archival film footage; news reels; diaries, audio tapes, 16mm film and ship logs by the sailors; and collected photos lend authenticity to the pathos of this deeply human account. Two of the film’s producers were John Smithson and Paul Trijbits who made Touching the Void.
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