On the High Seas
En haute mer

A mini-series in 4 episodes by Denis Rabaglia

Inspector Aurélie Mercier has been assigned to repatriate Florian, who has been arrested for murder on a Swiss cargo ship. 
On board, she learns that the young man's girlfriend, who has been missing for weeks, was an undercover passenger.

Aurélie has a feeling that the truth is not what it seems, and that this cargo ship is full of secrets.

  • Broadcast:

    • November 2024 on RTS1, PlaySuisse and RTS Play

    • Coproducers: Gatz Kalea Filmeak A.I.E, RTS, ARTE G.E.I.E

    • Cast: Maud Wyler, Michael Neuenschwander, Carlos Bardem, Maël Cordier, Isaline Prévost Radeff, Tine Joustra, Nicola Perot, Isabelle Caillat, Clément Moreau, Philippe Torreton

      with the participation of Anne Richard and Michel Voïta

    • Written by: Denis Rabaglia, Stéphane Mitchell, Ami Cohen, Joseph Incardona

      In collaboration with : Fred Castadot, Sammy Fransquet, Grégory Lecocq, Charlotte Joulia

    • Directors: Denis Rabaglia
      Ludo Jaccard (2nd unit)

    • Producers: Britta Rindelaub, Thomas Reichlin, Denis Rabglia

      José Luis Escolar

      Françoise Mayor, Izabela Rieben

    • Composers: Sandrine Rudaz

    • Cinematographer: Marco Barberi SCS

    • Casting Directors: Annette Trumel,    Mariângela Galvao Tresch, Luci Lenox

    • Line Producers: Javier Chinchilla, Nicolas Zen-Ruffinen

    • Production Designer: Fabrizio Nicora

    • Costume Designer: Eléonore Cassaigneau, Naxto Delcàn

    • Hair and Makeup: Johannita Mutter

    • Editors: Cécile Welter, Andri Erdin

    • Sound: Jürg Lempen, Théo Viroton

    • Locations: Geneva, Switzerland and Bilbao, Spain

    • Genre: Psychological thriller

    • Language: VO French, English

    • Subtitles: French, German, Italian, English, Spanish

    • Dubbing: German, Italian, Spanish

 
 
 

Denis Rabaglia

Denis Rabaglia is a Swiss-Italian writer-director who divides his career between television and film. In 1993, he wrote and directed Grossesse nerveuse for a French TV channel. This comedy won the 1994 Max Ophüls Prize in Germany. In 2000, he shot his first feature film, Azzurro, which closed the Locarno Festival in the Piazza Grande. The film won the Best Fiction Film Award at the 2001 Swiss Film Awards. In 2007, his TV film Pas de panique won the Best Film for Television Award. The following year, Marcello Marcello, a romantic comedy adapted from Mark David Hatwood's novel Marcello's Date, brought him back to the Piazza Grande. In 2018, his film Un nemico che ti vuole bene (An Enemy Who Wants You Well) earned him a third Piazza Grande and was released in over 250 cinemas in Italy. He has also adapted theatrical works for the screen, including Daniel Keene's Cinq hommes (Five Men) in 2022, and Jean-Claude Grumberg's Le Michu in his early years.
Denis Rabaglia was also co-producer of the successful German-language film Grounding - Die letzte Tagen von Swissair. He also directed a theatrical version of Alessandro Baricco's Novecento and co-wrote the Artemisa show presented at the EXPO.02 national exhibition. He was a columnist on the RTS television news between 2009 and 2014. For twelve years, he was president of the Swiss Society of Authors.

Filmography

2018     Un nemico che ti vuole bene

2008     Marcello, Marcello

2006     Pas de panique

2000     Azzurro

1993     Grossesse nerveuse

 

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