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Deep Dive: Rescue (2011)

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Rescue
In January 2010, Haiti experienced a catastrophic earthquake that resulted in a significant humanitarian crisis. The film 'Rescue' follows Canadian naval commander Chris Hadfield, two pilots, and a volunteer rescue technician as they prepare for emergency response. It captures the extensive training and readiness of these individuals in the face of disaster. The documentary also illustrates the global response to the crisis, featuring collaboration between military and civilian organizations, including the United Nations and various NGOs. Through the use of 3D visuals, the film presents the dedication and bravery of those participating in the disaster relief efforts in Haiti.

Why Watch

  • •Follow Chris Hadfield's leadership in disaster response.
  • •See the teamwork of military and civilian responders.
  • •Find out how NGOs mobilized after the earthquake.

Did You Know

•The earthquake in Haiti occurred in January 2010.
•The film was directed by Stephen Low and released in 2011.
•The documentary has a runtime of 46 minutes.
•The production country of the film is Canada.

Perfect For

Disaster response enthusiastsMilitary operationsHumanitarian aid workers