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USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage (2016)
On the night of July 30, 1945, the Indianopolis cruiser, which transported uranium to make a nuclear bomb, was attacked by a Japanese submarine in the waters of the Philippine Sea. The ship quickly went down, and 900 people of its crew were faced with a reality in which they had to spend 4 days on rafts and wreckage of a sunken ship, trying to survive in the absence of water and food, as well as being surrounded by hungry sharks. Unfortunately, for obvious reasons, not everyone managed to overcome this test.
