Titanic - The Definitive Documentary Collection + BONUS

Movie / Show Details

Released in 2012, this documentary collection examines the RMS Titanic’s history and legacy through five separate programs. The series explores the ship’s maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City on April 10, 1912, carrying over 2,200 passengers and crew members. When the vessel struck an iceberg on April 15, only 705 people survived the disaster. Beyond recounting the basic facts, these programs feature survivor interviews, ship artifacts, and previously unavailable footage while investigating the ongoing questions about why so many lives were lost. The collection also looks at Captain E.J. Smith and the various myths and personal stories that have shaped the Titanic’s enduring place in history.

This is a 2-disc DVD set with a total runtime of four hours and twenty-eight minutes, rated PG and released by Mill Creek Entertainment. The five programs included are Titanic Remembered, The Story Of Captain Smith And The Titanic, Echoes Of The Titanic, End Of An Era, and Titanic Survivors. Own this educational documentary collection on physical media at a used price.