In 1912, the world built the largest ship that had ever moved across the sea. They called her Titanic, a floating palace of steel, crystal and electric light, and they said she was unsinkable.
On the night of April 14th, on her very first voyage, she struck an iceberg in the dark North Atlantic. In less than three hours the unsinkable ship broke apart and vanished beneath the waves, taking around 1,500 people with her. Two and a half miles down, she still rests on the ocean floor today.
This is her story, from her glory to her grave, told cinematically. Watch with sound on, full screen.
This video uses AI-generated visuals to recreate real historical events. It is not archival footage.
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