100 years after the Titanic's launch, the film details the mistakes and flaws that led to its collision with an iceberg.
“A look at the errors surrounding the crash of the Titanic.”
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100 years after the Titanic's launch, the film details the mistakes and flaws that led to its collision with an iceberg.
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Synopsis
On April 10, 1912, the RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, England, a marvel of engineering and luxury. "Titanic Arrogance" revisits the ship's centennial, detailing the human errors and construction flaws that led to its collision with an iceberg. Director David M. Dore presents never-before-broadcast HD footage, revealing the overconfidence of those involved in the Titanic's creation. The documentary examines critical misjudgments made during the building process, offering insights into one of history's most infamous maritime disasters.
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Why Watch
- See the construction flaws that doomed the Titanic.
- Find out about the misjudgments made during Titanic's creation.
- Watch never-before-seen HD footage of the Titanic.
Did You Know
- The Titanic was launched in 1911, marking its centennial in this documentary.
- The film runs for 40 minutes, focusing on specific human errors.
- Construction flaws played a key role in the Titanic's fate, as discussed in the film.
- The documentary features never-before-broadcast HD footage of the Titanic.
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Who directed the documentary Titanic Arrogance?
David M. Dore directed the documentary Titanic Arrogance.
What year was the Titanic launched?
The Titanic was launched in 1911.
What are some of the key themes of Titanic Arrogance?
Key themes include human errors, construction flaws, and misjudgments that contributed to the Titanic's collision with an iceberg.
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