Jonathan Livingston Seagull (1973)

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Directed by

Hall Bartlett

Starring

James Franciscus
Jonathan Livingston Seagull

Juliet Mills
Marina

Philip Ahn
Chang

David Ladd
Fletcher Lynd Seagull

Kelly Harmon
Kimmy

Dorothy McGuire
Mother

Richard Crenna
Father

Hal Holbrook
The Elder

Written by

Hall Bartlett
(screenplay)

Richard D. Bach
book (uncredited)

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Description: Adapted from Richard Bach's best-selling novella, JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL tells the inspirational story of one seagull's quest for a higher purpose. Bored of the usual squabbles over food, Jonathan breaks away from his flock to pursue his dream of being able to fly higher, faster, and “without limits”. This doesn’t sit too well with the elders and Jonathan finds himself an outcast… at least until he encounters with some other, more evolved seagulls who show him an existentially higher place and encourage him to return to his flock to share his profound life lessons with the others. Anyone who's ever felt marginalized ... (more)

Release date: 23 October 1973