- “Cast Away” (2000) – Although not entirely set in Seychelles, this famous survival drama starring Tom Hanks features scenes filmed on nearby Anse Source d’Argent beach on La Digue Island.
- “The Saint” (1997) – This action thriller starring Val Kilmer includes a pivotal scene set in Seychelles. It showcases the beautiful landscapes of the islands and the comfortable presence of the main character.
- “Madagascar” (2005) – While this animated film is mostly set on the fictional island of Madagascar, a few scenes take place in neighbouring Seychelles. The movie provides a whimsical portrayal of the area.
- “The Conformist” (1970) – Directed by Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci, this critically acclaimed film features some memorable sequences set in the Seychelles. It beautifully captures the natural beauty and atmosphere of the islands.
- “Emmanuelle” (1974) – This French erotic drama, part of a popular film series, includes scenes shot in Seychelles. The backdrops of Seychelles’ beaches add to the sensuality of the story.
- “An Ocean Apart” by Robin Pilcher: This novel tells the story of Isobel, who moves to Seychelles after the tragic death of her husband. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful islands, it explores her journey of healing and rediscovery.
- “Seychelles Affairs” by Jacqueline Jeynes: In this romantic novel, Jeynes captures the essence of Seychelles by taking readers on a whirlwind love affair between two characters. The book delves into the culture and extraordinary landscapes of the islands.
- “Dances with the Thunder God” by Paul Read: This adventurous novel weaves a tale of mystery and intrigue in Seychelles. The story follows an archaeologist who stumbles upon a hidden secret that could change the course of history.
- “The Tortoise in the Sun” by Deborah Chancellor: Geared toward younger readers, this children’s book offers an enchanting story set in the Seychelles landscape. It follows a tortoise named Tim who embarks on a quest to discover his true purpose.
- “Paradise…But Not” by Mimi Johnson: Taking a different approach, this novel focuses on the darker side of Seychelles. It explores the lives of a group of expatriates that are entangled in a web of secrets and deceit, highlighting the complexities beneath the paradise facade.
WANDERLIST: Seychelles in books and on film
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