Name of film where a boy and girl runaway on raft girl drownes?

Answer 1

If you are talking about, say maritime disaster films- the number is- well dockyard! ( rather than Legion) The various Titanic films, for example. More closer to personal tragedy angle- there are a number of films where a female character drowned as part of the plot. Original film ( modern for its day) Frankenstein had the monster attack ( perhaps inadvertently) a child and tossed her- with fatal results, into a body of water. ( this immediately raised the hackles of the Decency Leagues- even then Child abuse was a heavy , ( don"t or be careful) subject area. The films Deception and King, Queen, Knave, both have female characters die in this fashion. There is some other film where a man and woman die horribly by drowning in a limousine accident. I am not sure what the title of this film is. often people mentally re-write films in memory and/or confuse plots- but somebody did list this plot device in the answers.com. Glug glug. Obviously any film dealing with Chappaquidick- would have to include this device. Down below with Mary Jo? oh well.

Answer 2

What does it say on the compasses- compensate before use. This appears to be a take off ( or cast-off) on the conclusion- and it is rather muddled- no pun intended of the movie entitled Hand In Hand. The Boy and Girl characters, both underage, set off on the raft voyage ( this occurs toward the end of the film) the film pushes inter-religious tolerance by the way. an accident happens- the girl goes overboard- the guy sensibly calls for an ambulance- she is taken to the hospital. He is wracked with a sort of pile-driver guilt- later it turns out that the girl- named Rachel is ( Getting better) or ( much Improved) and there is talk of the two attending a sporting event. The girl is not physically shown in the film after the accident ( apart from being taken in an ambulance) It is a little ambiguous. I don"t think she died- but why couldn"t they have Michael ( the guy) visit her in the hospital- ) for the denouement ( ending or conclusion?) as I said a little muddled- how did the accident occur- Rachel"s lunch pail went over the side- Cheese and Crackers- Got All Muddy! that"s a joke brother.