Executive Producer Robert Sennott will join us in person for an introduction before, and Q & A after the film!
“A VIEW OF HEAVEN FROM A SEAT IN HELL”
As Oscar voting approaches, 76 DAYS ADRIFT is emerging as one of the most talked-about late-season contenders—uniting the creative weight of Executive Producer Ang Lee, a widely praised original score by Patrick Stump, and a signature live-to-picture orchestral performance by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO).
The film—directed by Joe Wein and produced by Smoke Tree Productions—chronicles the true-life odyssey of sailor Steven Callahan, who survived 76 days alone after his boat vanished beneath the Atlantic. Through a fusion of vintage 8mm material, first-person narration, and visceral recreations, 76 DAYS ADRIFT immerses audiences in one of the most harrowing survival stories ever recorded.
After a 75+ city, year-long festival and theatrical tour, the documentary now enters peak awards season with mounting momentum and strong endorsements from press, audiences, and industry insiders.
For an astonishing 76 days, that fragile inflatable raft became Steven’s entire world as he drifted helplessly across the vast expanse of the Atlantic. Forced to confront his deepest fears, limitations, and the raw power of nature, he discovered an inner strength he never knew he possessed.
“A GEM” – BRADLEY GIBSON, FILM THREAT
“FASCINATING AND MOVING” – CLAUDIA PUIG, CRITIC FOR LA TIMES & NPR’S FILM WEEK
“WOW” – ABBY REMER, MV TIMES
ROBERT F. SENNOTT
Executive Producer
Rob Sennott is an entrepreneur, investor, and producer. Most recently, he was an Executive Producer of the documentary WBCN The American Revolution, which was short-listed for the 2021 Academy Awards by The Wrap. He has built several real estate information service companies that sold to NYSE companies. Rob served on the board of The Upper Valley Haven, a housing shelter and food pantry in Hartford, Vermont, for six years. During that time, he innovated a funding effort by producing and promoting music concerts to raise awareness and capital for the Haven attracting artists Richie Havens, Arlo Guthrie, Suzanne Vega, Little Feet, Bruce Hornsby, John Hiatt, Bud Guy, Cyndi Lauper, and more. He is a major donor and advisor to the non-profit organization, GroundTruth, which supports the next generation of journalists to do high-impact reporting in under-covered corners of America and across the world.
Rob has known Steve Callahan for more than fifty years and has followed his story with keen interest and great admiration. He is excited to share the story of hope and resilience that is captured in Adrift.
