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Deadly Voyage

1996, Drama, 1h 32m

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Hoping to find a better life, dockworker Kingsley Ofasa (Omar Epps) and eight other Ghanaian refugees stow away on a Ukrainian cargo ship headed for the United States via France. The ship's sailors discover the refugees when they search for water. Because of an earlier violation in New York City, the captain told the crew that they would be responsible for any new fines. The crew decides to avoid any penalty by murdering the stowaways, who must fight to stay alive until docking in France.

Genre: Drama

Original Language: English

Director: Stuart Urban

Producer: Bradley Adams , John Goldschmidt

Writer: Stuart Urban

Release Date (DVD): Jun 5, 2007

Runtime: 1h 32m

Sound Mix: Stereo

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Kingsley Ofusu

David Suchet

Joss Ackland

Jean-Claude La Marre

Sean Pertwee

Henry Nartey

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje

Chiwetel Ejiofor

Stuart Urban

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Bradley Adams

John Goldschmidt

George Faber

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Danny Glover

Franc Roddam

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Graham Walker

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Simon Holland

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Howard Burden

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Gail Stevens

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Film details, brief synopsis, cast & crew, john mackenzie, luka javanovic, david dontoh, wakefield ackuaku, augustus kobina kudmson, brew riverson, technical specs.

Based on the terrifying true story of one ship and the nine stowaways hiding beneath its deck, who dream of finding wealth and happiness in America. But their existence threatens the career of the ship's captain, and when a lack of water forces them out of hiding, they become a problem to the overly ambitious officer; his solution is a very final, deadly one. One by one, the stowaways are to be taken from the ship's hold and slaughtered. The plan of the ship's officers cold-bloodedly proceeds, until one of the stowaways manages to escape. Now, somewhere in the deep bowels of the ship, he runs and hides as armed crew members hunt him down. As long as he is alive, the captain and his crew must take the risk that their plot will be uncovered. They must make him the final victim if they are to put an end to the Deadly Voyage.

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Aired in United States June 15, 1996

Aired in United States June 5, 2007

Released in United States on Video November 19, 1996

Budget source: Viva Films 07/11/1994

Estimated budget: $5,000,000

Began shooting November 4, 1995.

Completed shooting January 1996.

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DEADLY VOYAGE

When stowaways are found on board a Russian cargo ship, some of the officers and crew decide to dispose of them at sea. The last time they had a stowaway on board, the ship was fined heavily and black marks entered into their records, when he made it off the ship into a foreign port.

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Docudrama about stowaways being tracked down---and murdered---aboard a New York-bound freighter from Ghana. Omar Epps, Sean Pertwee. Captain: Joss Ackland. Vlachos: David Suchet. Albert: Jean-Claude LaMarre. Romachenko: Andrew Divoff. John MacKenzie directed.

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When stowaways are found on board a Russian cargo ship, some of the officers and crew decide to dispose of them at sea. The last time they had a stowaway on board, the ship was fined heavily... Read all When stowaways are found on board a Russian cargo ship, some of the officers and crew decide to dispose of them at sea. The last time they had a stowaway on board, the ship was fined heavily and black marks entered into their records, when he made it off the ship into a foreign p... Read all When stowaways are found on board a Russian cargo ship, some of the officers and crew decide to dispose of them at sea. The last time they had a stowaway on board, the ship was fined heavily and black marks entered into their records, when he made it off the ship into a foreign port.

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Based on the terrifying true story of one ship and the nine stowaways hiding beneath its decks. When their existence threatens the captain's career, a means must be found of disposing of them - and so the hunt is on. There can be no survivors who might tell the tale of this deadly voyage. "A chilling, nerve-jangling film." (N.Y. Daily News)

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• Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 31 minutes
• Release date ‏ : ‎ March 28, 2013
• Actors ‏ : ‎ Joss Ackland, David Suchet, Omar Epps, Sean Pertwee
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• Jan. 14, 1996

AS DANNY GLOVER TALKS, seated in his floating greenroom, the officers' mess of a rust-bucket cargo ship, his eyes seem to mist up and his jaw slackens slightly, the way they do in those police buddy movies when he discovers that his wife or partner is in peril. The display of emotion has nothing to do with the subplots of his latest Hollywood adventure, however; it's about a near lifelong obsession: Africa.

Mr. Glover has just landed in Ghana, flying 7,500 miles (by way of London) from Florida, where he was filming his latest movie, a fishing comedy with Joe Pesci. It is a Friday, and whatever the cost in jet lag, he is working through the fatigue on a dockside set a world away, knowing he must be back on location in the Everglades in just two days.

More used to performing before the cameras, the actor has swooped into West Africa as an executive producer of an HBO-BBC movie based on the true story of eight African stowaways who were slaughtered on the high seas by a Ukrainian crew in 1992. His juices are flowing because for him the film, "Deadly Voyage," scheduled to be shown in September, seems like the ideal vehicle to acquaint an American audience with an Africa it knows little about.

And at this stage of his career, one that has swung pendulum-like between glitzy, high-budget action films like the "Lethal Weapon" series and smaller movies with "a conscience," that is precisely what the 48-year-old actor would like most to achieve.

"This is one of those tales whose ramifications speak to all people who are looking for a better life," Mr. Glover said. "It takes place in the 20th century, but then there are certain images that connect immediately with the Middle Passage," the route used by slave ships sailing between Africa and the colonies.

"African Americans in particular are going to be able to relate this story to a part of their struggle," Mr. Glover said. "At the same time, when we see Senegalese, and Nigerians and Ghanaians on the streets in America, we ask ourselves, How did these brothers get here?"

"Deadly Voyage" is, above all, the story of Kingsley Ofosu, a 22-year-old dockhand and dreamer from Ghana, the sole survivor in a party of Africans who hid themselves in the hold of the MC Ruby, a Bahamian-flagged freighter they believed was heading for America. Six days after the stowaways left the Ghanaian port of Takoradi, their water container broke, and as they moved about the ship in search of something to drink, they were discovered.

What ensued is a tale of cruelty that would be unimaginable if international shipping experts did not say it was commonplace. The Africans were robbed of their savings, interrogated, beaten and held for three days without food in the ship's peak, a tiny space at the front of the vessel where the chain bearing the ship's anchor is stored.

Then came the slaughter.

In twos and threes, the stowaways were called onto the bridge where they were beaten with metal rods, stabbed, shot and thrown overboard somewhere off the coast of Portugal. The last to be called were Ofosu, who had been a sort of leader to the group, and his brother, Albert. When they emerged and saw crewmen in bloodied shirts, the two made a run for it. Albert was felled by the gunfire, but Kingsley managed to escape.

Much of the film revolves around the uncanny survival instincts of Kingsley Ofosu, played by the American actor Omar Epps, who appeared in "Higher Learning," "Major League II" and "Juice."

For three days, the stowaway and the crew played a deadly cat-and-mouse game in the depths of the ship. When MC Ruby reaches the French port of Le Havre, Mr. Ofosu made his break for freedom, shimmying down the ship's side and running straight toward a building marked Police.

Never sure of survival, he had taken pains to hide his personal papers in the ship's hold, hoping that some trace of his ordeal would remain and that his story would be told. This precaution proved to be critical in a case that ultimately turned on the word of a stowaway versus the denials of a crew.

Weeks after the filming began, a French court sentenced the captain and his first mate to life imprisonment and several crew members to 20 years each.

French harbor police made clear that Kingsley Ofosu's tale was unusual on two scores: that he survived, and that his story received any attention. "There are hundreds, thousands of stowaways like Kingsley," said one French officer. "This is the nearest thing to a perfect crime. The sharks clear up all the evidence. And we will never know how many crews have similar killings on their conscience."

If Mr. Glover was drawn to "Deadly Voyage" by its parallels with the slave trade and its horrific conditions, the behavior and fate of the Ukrainian crewmen -- bitter newcomers to the third world -- was just as compelling.

The MC Ruby's crew members had only recently been members of the proud and powerful Soviet merchant marine. Now, in a reshuffling of the international division of labor, they found themselves reduced to low-paid grunts in a system that cared little for their illustrious past.

The film depicts insult being heaped on injury when the crewmen discover that they, not the shipping companies they hire themselves out to, are liable for the stiff fines imposed in European ports on ships bearing illegal immigrants.

"A ship like this is a heap of old rust that hires cheap labor, and it is people of the third world who work as crew," said John Goldschmidt, the film's British producer. "Those people used to be Filipinos and others, but nowadays you find Ukrainians and Russians who are making less money than the dockers in many African ports. In a situation like this, where you stumble upon stowaways, some people will be heroes, others psychotics."

For his cast, Mr. Goldschmidt assembled actors from the global movie business's own informal class system: American stars accustomed to high fees, British actors accustomed to finely hewn small-scale dramas, and third worlders from places as far-flung as Haiti and Nigeria angling for a break.

The result is a diverse international ensemble -- from British actors like David Suchet (familiar to Americans as Hercule Poirot), who plays the shipping-insurance agent, to a crew made up of Russian and Russian-American players and "stowaways" plucked mostly from Ghana's budding local film industry.

ALWAYS NEAR THE FILM'S center, though, is Mr. Epps, a 22-year-old Brooklyn native making his first trip outside of the United States. Wide-eyed and surprisingly shy for someone whose film career has begun to take off so handsomely, Mr. Epps spent time with the real Kingsley Ofosu, who now lives in France, in Mr. Ofosu's native Takoradi to get a sense of the stowaway's life before the shipboard brutality.

"This had started out as just another job for me until I met Kingsley," the actor said over lunch in a hangar-like port warehouse opposite the ship that is standing in for the real MC Ruby. Mr. Epps quickly took to Ghana's spicy cuisine and even picked up a bit of Twi, the country's most widely-spoken language. He talked dreamily of buying land in Ghana and returning often.

Filming in the hold of the ship, the British director John MacKenzie somehow managed to look cool while all around him people sweated through multiple takes of the scene where the stowaways dropped their water tank. He had joined the project on short notice when the original director and screenwriter, Stuart Urban, became ill.

"Not being able to prepare, not knowing the script backward and forward, not having the kind of sense of character you get from being there at the start all make this a peculiar challenge," Mr. MacKenzie said. "If I accepted it, it is because I liked the story -- both the social issues and the action."

What hooked Mr. MacKenzie apparently also worked on executives at HBO, who say they never hesitated when considering the project. Mr. Glover's participation -- vetting the script and participating in casting -- was described by others involved as a "seal of Good Housekeeping." But the actor gives credit to HBO, the American cable programmer, not only for picking up a project that had made the rounds without success in Europe but also for doing much of the filming in Africa.

"HBO did something that is really cutting edge in taking this on," Mr. Glover said. "This is a story that a lot of people would say you could just not tell in a conventional way these days. For them it would just not be romantic enough."

He should know. Other dream projects of his -- from epics based on the Haitian revolution of two centuries ago to tales of West Africa's bloody resistance to colonial penetration -- have been rejected because of doubts over audience interest or concerns about the cost of filming big period pieces.

"I am not sure Hollywood will ever get beyond this sort of thing," Mr. Glover said of a seeming aversion to historic themes involving blacks. "But we have to push for it. Part of that involves doing projects like these, showing that they are viable."

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