Trainwreck: Poop Cruise
An engine fire strands 4,000 passengers at sea with no power and no working plumbing in this jaw-dropping documentary revisiting the infamous 'poop cruise' of 2013.
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An engine fire leaves 4,000 passengers stranded at sea without power and plumbing in this wild documentary about the infamous “poop cruise” of 2013.
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An engine fire strands 4,000 passengers at sea with no power and no working plumbing in this jaw-dropping documentary revisiting the infamous 'poop cruise' of 2013. Director James Ross reconstructs the chaos aboard a vessel transformed into a floating ordeal, drawing on the absurd, queasy reality of a vacation gone catastrophically wrong. The film finds grim comedy and genuine human stories amid the mess.
Wild, gross and weirdly riveting, the documentary balances outrageous spectacle with the very real misery of those trapped on board. The pacing keeps the disaster unfolding beat by beat, equal parts horrifying and hilarious. It's an irresistible watch for anyone who loves a stranger-than-fiction true story or a good cautionary tale about the perils of the open sea.
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