Titanic: Death of a Dream

The RMS *Titanic*, often referred to as "unsinkable," was a massive ocean liner measuring the length of four city blocks and carrying passengers valued at 250 million dollars. On its maiden voyage in April 1912, the ship struck an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic, resulting in the deaths of over 1,500 people—one of the deadliest maritime disasters of the 20th century. *Titanic: The Complete Story* reconstructs the ship's history using newsreels, photographs, diaries, and exclusive interviews with survivors. Part I, "Death of a Dream," details the ship's christening in Ireland before a crowd of 100,000, followed by the unfolding disaster as iceberg warnings are ignored and the ship sinks in icy waters. Part II, "The Legend Lives On," depicts the evacuation as lifeboats depart the crippled vessel, with a futile SOS signal sent into the night, leaving 1,500 passengers to perish in the sea.