After their trimaran capsizes four men face storms starvation and the merciless sea.

Trimaran capsized movie. Well done and reasonably accurate about the sailing offshore in a performance multi-hull. Play trailer with sound 157 In 1989 the trimaran Rose Noelle set sail from Picton New Zealand bound for Tonga with four crew. After a freak wave capsized the yacht they drifted for 119 days before landing on Great Barrier Island.

The quartet were sometimes trapped inside a cramped section of the boat for days on end. The Rose-Noelle story was a ripper. None of the clever inventions he had devised for the boat were connected including the all-important buoyancy bag at the top of the mast which was supposed to inflate if the trimaran capsized.

DRUNK CREW AND A TROPICAL STORM When Ms Scaling Kiley from Texas greeted Captain John Lippoth and his girlfriend Meg Mooney in Bar Harbour Maine before boarding the 18-metre yacht the weather looked promising. Prior to his feat Francis Joyon held the world record for solo circumnavigation of the world set on January 20 2008. Now her incredible story has been turned into a new Discovery Channel film called Capsized.

Unlike most disaster redemption films this one obviously was done by people who knew their topic. And it capsized about the stern see pics. Blood In The Water.

Director Mark Beesley mixes raw interviews and spare reenactment to convey the physical and emotional ordeal. Then we opened the capsize hatch on one outrigger stern to float the hull and to press it with the crew weight under water. Dominic Purcell Peter Feeney Owen Black Greg Johnson.

On June 4 1989 in the southern Pacific Ocean off the coast of New Zealand. Four men John Glennie James Nalepka Rick Hellriegel and Phil Hoffman survived adrift on the wreckage of the ship for 119 days. August 12 2010 119 Days Upside Down Horror makes a noise.