Lost at Sea 1995
"Only the Strongest Can Survive While Lost at Sea."
Survival takes center stage in *Lost at Sea (1995)*, Steve Sayre's relentless action thriller where the open ocean becomes an unforgiving battleground.
Director: Steve Sayre
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lost at Sea (1995) about?
*Lost at Sea (1995)* follows a group of survivors clinging to life after a catastrophic shipwreck leaves them adrift in the middle of nowhere. With supplies dwindling and tensions rising, the crew must navigate both the harsh ocean and their own fraying alliances to find a way back to civilization—or perish trying.
Who directed Lost at Sea?
Steve Sayre directed *Lost at Sea (1995)*, bringing his on-screen performance together with a sharp, minimalist directing style that amplifies the film's survivalist tension.
Who stars in Lost at Sea?
The film stars Steve Sayre, Caroline Ambrose, Gordon Capps, Cristal Mitchell, and Mark Cuban, with Lori Morrissey rounding out the ensemble cast.
Is Lost at Sea (1995) worth watching?
As an unrated action survival thriller, *Lost at Sea (1995)* delivers a tight 88-minute punch of suspense and raw survival drama. While it may lack big-name stars or effects-heavy spectacle, its stripped-down intensity and moral dilemmas make it a cult pick for fans of gritty, realistic films.
How long is Lost at Sea?
The runtime of *Lost at Sea (1995)* is 88 minutes.
About Lost at Sea (1995) — A High-Stakes Survival Thriller on the Open Ocean
Survival takes center stage in *Lost at Sea (1995)*, Steve Sayre's relentless action thriller where the open ocean becomes an unforgiving battleground. When a daring high-seas escape goes horribly wrong, a ragtag crew of survivors must fight against the merciless elements, each other, and their own fraying sanity to make it back to solid ground. The film blends the raw intensity of a shipwreck drama with the high-stakes tension of a confinement thriller, all set against the vast, unpredictable canvas of the sea. With minimal dialogue and maximum physicality, *Lost at Sea* delivers a gripping tale of endurance, betrayal, and the will to live when hope is all but gone.
Steve Sayre, who also stars in the film, crafts a lean, no-frills narrative that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. The ensemble cast, led by Sayre alongside Caroline Ambrose and Gordon Capps, brings gritty realism to their roles as castaways pushed to their absolute limits. As the crew's desperation escalates, *Lost at Sea* explores themes of survival instinct, moral decay, and the fragile line between humanity and savagery. Shot in a documentary-style aesthetic, the film immerses viewers in a world where every decision could mean salvation—or a watery grave.