The Last Voyage of the Empress

Name: The Last Voyage of the Empress
Genre: Documentário
Released: 2005-09-20
Duration: 45 min
Rating: 8.7
Cast: Terry German, David Greener, Michael Kirby

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2005
45 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThere exists in the annals of world history a monumental event, etched in tragedy and shrouded in mystery, that has been hidden by whims of historical circumstance. On May 29, 1914, the CPR ... Ler tudoThere exists in the annals of world history a monumental event, etched in tragedy and shrouded in mystery, that has been hidden by whims of historical circumstance. On May 29, 1914, the CPR ocean liner Empress of Ireland sank off the coast of Quebec, killing 1012 people. Even tho... Ler tudoThere exists in the annals of world history a monumental event, etched in tragedy and shrouded in mystery, that has been hidden by whims of historical circumstance. On May 29, 1914, the CPR ocean liner Empress of Ireland sank off the coast of Quebec, killing 1012 people. Even though it still stands as one of the world's greatest maritime disasters, it is not a widely ... Ler tudo

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An OK Exploration of a Major Shipping Disaster That You Probably Haven't Heard Of

Discovered on a random search for information on the 'Empress of Ireland' after I ran across a passing reference in a book. I'd call it a fair presentation of the material, providing a fairly detailed exposition of the events leading to the disaster, and to a lesser degree, the fallout.

To my taste, the 45 minute show did focus a bit too much on the then-contemporary dives on the wreck, and conflicting opinions between the investigators, which felt very much to me like the result of a meeting room session where someone asked, 'how can we try to make this more interesting.'

In summary, I left with a less-than-crisp understanding of the hypothesis; it filled both my curiosity and 45 minutes of my time. I'm not sure I'd would have found it satisfactory outside of the curiosity outside of the reference that I had run across.