Swim Until You Can't See Land

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Swim Until You Canâ€™t See Land charts the relationship between two women born sixty years apart, whose chance encounter marks a watershed for the younger woman. In her early twenties, Hannah Wright is forced to give up a promising career as a professional swimmer, and is adjusting with difficulty to her narrowed horizons. She is in danger of… Přejít na celý popis

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Swim Until You Canâ€™t See Land charts the relationship between two women born sixty years apart, whose chance encounter marks a watershed for the younger woman.

In her early twenties, Hannah Wright is forced to give up a promising career as a professional swimmer, and is adjusting with difficulty to her narrowed horizons. She is in danger of becoming embittered, haunted by a lost future.

Mariele may now be frail and old, but as her exploits during WW2 unfold, she is revealed as a woman of extraordinary spirit, unbroken by capture and interrogation as an agent in occupied France. Hannahâ€™s delight in the medium of water and the rhythms of swimming are set in dramatic counterpoint to Marieleâ€™s of torture by water, an ordeal that puts her in touch with her core strength â€“ something Hannah starts to discover in herself.