Director: Cody Hartman
Corporate accountability and old-fashioned political maneuvering collide with one of history's most famous disasters in "Unsinkable," a 2024 American drama directed by Cody Hartman.
What is Unsinkable about?
Rather than retelling the Titanic sinking as spectacle, the film builds its story around the rushed inquiries and behind-the-scenes interference that followed the disaster, tracing how officials and companies scrambled to control the narrative while survivors and grieving families pressed for real answers. Flashbacks to the ship's final hours are woven through the present-day hearings, giving weight to each decision made under pressure. Karen Allen and Fiona Dourif lead a cast built around courtroom tension and quiet moments of loss rather than large-scale action. The film keeps returning to a simple question underneath all the testimony: whether the people with the power to prevent the disaster, or at least soften its cost, were ever genuinely held to account.
Cast & crew
Karen Allen and Fiona Dourif carry the film's dramatic core, joined by Cotter Smith, Jayne Wisener, Daina Griffith, Teri Clark, Brendan Griffin, and John Yost.
Context & significance
Produced in the United States and released in 2024, "Unsinkable" sits alongside a wave of historical dramas that revisit well-known events through the lens of accountability and cover-up rather than the disaster itself, focusing on institutions instead of spectacle. By splitting its runtime between the sinking and the inquiry room, the film asks viewers to weigh what was actually known in the moment against what was later admitted, buried, or quietly rewritten by the people responsible for the response.
Where & how to watch
K-Time streams "Unsinkable" with both a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, and this page can be read freely without signing in. Playing the film requires logging into a K-Time account, and the platform's interface, subtitles, and recommendations are all built around Farsi-speaking audiences.