Script - Breakeven Revolverheld & Lucky Kids - Spinner Cargo City - Walk On My Own Amanda Jenssen - Autopilot Clueso - Keinen Zentimeter Maria Mena - Belly Up (Radio Edit) Cargo City - Hiding Under Blankets 2raumwohnung - Rette Mich Später Kashmir - Mouthful Of Wasps Cargo City - Back Up Awards Throughout the years of international popularity, Vincent Wants to Sea has received countless of awards in various categories: Bambi Awards (2010) - Best Actor 61st German Film Awards (2011) - Best Picture and Best Lead Actor Jupiter Award at German Annual Cinema Awards (2011) - Best German Film and Best Female Actress Bavarian Film Awards (2011) - Best Screenplay and Audience award Fresno Film Festival - Best Feature Cleveland International Film Festival - Best Film Legacy The Road Within is a 2014 film written and directed by Gren Wells. This film is an American remake of the 2010 German film, Vincent Wants to Sea. It was written based on the trailer of Vincent Wants to Sea and continues to have the same plot and characters as the original. Starring Robert Sheehan as Vincent, Dev Patel as Alex, Zoë Kravitz as Marie, Robert Patrick as Robert and Kyra Sedgwick as Dr Rose. Critical Response Vincent Wants to Sea received a lot of comments regarding how the actors portrayed the said disabilities shown throughout this film, specifically Florian David Fitz performance of Tourettes syndrome. Various reporters had generous comments and responses. Hollywood Report - “Predictability gives way to touching drama…What makes a deeper and more lasting impression is how badly they want to save one another, and that it’s the wanting that matters more than the saving.” The Washington Post - “The picture’s quiet performances and occasionally surprising moments take it just far enough off the beaten path to make it more than a transparently formulaic feel-good story." NDR Kultur - “ Vincent Wants to Sea lacks speed and rhythm in all understandable efforts to achieve wit and lightness. As positive as it is to shoot a feature film about a couple of handicapped young people, it is just as deplorable when the work turns out to be quite conservative. Florian David Fitz and Karoline Herfurth as Vincent and Marie alone make the witty, conventional comedy an experience. Their attempt to live a rather crazy relationship alone has the disturbing power that makes Vincent Wants to Sea suitable for