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On April 20, 2010, a massive blowout and a pair of violent explosions on the oil rig Deepwater Horizon irreparably damages and sinks the oil rig, resulting in the deaths of eleven workers and releasing tens of millions of gallons of petroleum into the Gulf of Mexico in the U.S.’ worst ever oil spill. Michael ‘Mike’ Williams and Caleb Holloway, just two of more than 120 crew members on board the crippled oil rig, frantically try to rescue some of their shipmates and get them to safety, while trying to escape from the burning rig themselves. After being rescued and being back on dry land, Mike and his family back home deal with the fallout of the disaster. Directed by Peter Berg (Lone Survivor), this story honors the brave men and women whose heroism would save many on board, and change everyone’s lives forever.
“The film depicts the worst oil spill in American history and director Peter Berg recreates the cataclysm of that day with unbearable tension and healing compassion.” -Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
“In short, Peter Berg has done it again. You come out shaken with excitement, but with a touch of shame, too, at being so easily thrilled.” -Anthony Lane, New Yorker
