I don't know if there are crews made up of only women, but certainly this is the most original element of the film: moreover the girls are cute and nice.
That this atmosphere is destroyed by a male body could perhaps be a feminist suggestion, almost like saying "we were better off alone".
And the nocturnal atmosphere is well rendered.
But in the initial part there is a heavy ellipse (not seen when the three girls return to the ship and carry the body) and the special effects are sometimes repulsive.
Furthermore, the director interrupts too often with shots of the boat in the storm.
That this atmosphere is destroyed by a male body could perhaps be a feminist suggestion, almost like saying "we were better off alone".
And the nocturnal atmosphere is well rendered.
But in the initial part there is a heavy ellipse (not seen when the three girls return to the ship and carry the body) and the special effects are sometimes repulsive.
Furthermore, the director interrupts too often with shots of the boat in the storm.