The Nautical Chart

Year: 2007

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Imanol Uribe

AdventureDrama

Coy, a sailor who lost his ship after a navigation accident while on duty, is forbidden to return to sea. At a naval memorabilia auction in Barcelona he encounters the attractive, enigmatic Tangier. After a tense clash with Italian adventurer Nino Palermo, he secures the prized 18th‑century Maritime Atlas of Urrutia.

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