In April 1912, the grand ocean liner sets sail from Southampton to New York, boasting luxury accommodations and modern safety features. Onboard, passengers from various walks of life experience the opulence and comfort of the ship. Crew members diligently perform their duties, while Captain Edward J. Smith oversees the voyage. Meanwhile, Chief Officer Wilde and Second Officer Lightoller lead the crew in maintaining order. However, despite several ice warnings received during the journey, the ship maintains its speed.

One fateful night, a lookout spots an iceberg directly ahead. Despite efforts to avoid it, the ship strikes the iceberg, causing catastrophic damage. As the reality of the situation becomes clear, the crew and passengers face growing desperation. The crew works tirelessly to launch lifeboats, but there are not enough for everyone. Amidst the chaos, acts of bravery and selflessness emerge, highlighting the human spirit in times of crisis.