Terror at Sea: The Sinking of the Concordia - Documentary

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Witness the harrowing events of the Costa Concordia disaster as it unfolds in real-time. From the initial impact to the frantic evacuation efforts, follow the passengers and crew as they fight for survival in this gripping recount of one of the deadliest maritime accidents in recent history.
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Terror at Sea: The Sinking of the Concordia is a thrilling documentary that delves into the tragic events surrounding the sinking of the cruise ship Costa Concordia. Led by Captain Francesco Schettino, the ship ran aground off the coast of Italy in 2012, resulting in chaos, loss of life, and a maritime disaster. The documentary explores the timeline of events, the actions of the crew and passengers, and the subsequent investigation into the causes of the disaster. With gripping interviews, archival footage, and expert analysis, Terror at Sea provides a comprehensive account of one of the most infamous maritime disasters of recent times.
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@MoosesValley 3 года назад

Q. What's the fastest animal of earth ? A. Captain Schittino racing for the lifeboats to abandon ship before his passengers.

@sagbon98 2 года назад

I really do think you spelled his surname that way intentionally...

@KLC6432 2 года назад

Wrong but he's a close second. The captain of the Oceanos deserves that title.

@rubychauhan7836 2 года назад

You guys dont know about sewol captain?

@KLC6432 2 года назад

@@rubychauhan7836 yeah watched the documentary about him too. It's unbelievable how all three of them behaved. All experienced Captains too.

@happysecret5273 2 года назад

@@KLC6432 the trinity kf vil, aful cress, selfish captains

@zee_bee_23 3 года назад

*”There are already corpses Schettino”* “How many corpses are there?” *”You are the one that has to tell me how many there are!”* That coast guard is a real one

@thabosoweto3094 8 месяцев назад

Scretino stupit stupit stupit!!!

@wrongturnVfor 4 месяца назад

That convo hits real different in italian. A lot gets lost in translation

@coolrunnings3 3 месяца назад

@@wrongturnVforHow, what are we missing? I know a little Italian but I don’t feel it.

@wrongturnVfor 3 месяца назад

@@coolrunnings3 Its not really something very different he says. its just the way they say it in Italian that just hits different. Not like the tone but the sentences don't have that literal translation you see in English. Very close but it is sort of language specific - the disgust for his cowardice and running from responsibilities really hits in the original language. it always happens when translating stuff to english. English isn't that colorful a language, lets just say

@clay3451 3 месяца назад

if you understand italian it makes more sense

@McProductionzTV 4 года назад

the coast guard is so amazing! honestly the way he spoke to the Schettino is exactly what i wanted to hear. You cannot wait for the ship to sink before you ask for help

@RuthT90 Год назад

I love the man who shouted at the captain, basically telling him what a pos is was. Rescue teams are fantastic people.

@wrongturnVfor 4 месяца назад

That convo hits real different in italian. A lot gets lost in translation

@sherrieowen3945 28 дней назад

It was so funny. Italian people are like that. He's afraid of the dark and wanted to go home

@maddiebagnall5124 3 года назад

When the elderly man said “this is it we had a great life” it broke my heart 😔

@Uapa500 3 года назад

They melted me 💖

@Cosmopavone 3 года назад

think about the fact that now with the Costa Concordia's money they have a stellar life..

@feastguy101 2 года назад

@@Cosmopavone nah, the pay was trash, something like 7000€ a person

@mariestorsletten 2 года назад

Yes I started tearing up bro

@shaungreer3350 4 года назад

Can’t wait for the 2098 film “Concordia” a love story about two people on the Costa Concordia

@perle9352 4 года назад

yes XD the captain and his mistress

@perle9352 4 года назад

@Jay Morgan hahahahaahahaahah xdd love that

@MrTheedarkhorse 4 года назад

The name of the blonde, telling her helicopter rescue story, was 'Rose'

@r9cheverny433 4 года назад

ahahahahaha

@eeeesyywuwiz2836 4 года назад

Shaun Greer but it happened in 2011 so it would be in 2111

@tolvajakos 5 лет назад

Wow that coast guard guy on the radio should have been captain instead. That man has balls.

@londoner71 5 лет назад

(ex) Commander Gregorio De Falco is now a politician and a member of the Italian Senate.

@zakiranderson722 4 года назад

Correction.. he has authority, nobody has more authority than the coastguard not even the admiralty.

@gumpy4960 4 года назад

Arno Lourens just think about it for a second, you should figure out why

@Guevara1015 4 года назад

BONNTRAP GAMINGYT I’m Italian, he was responsible for coordinating the rescue with the captain. He is considered a legend here for trying to get the get the captain to perform his duty, and we cannot believe the captain did this terrible thing to the people on board. It wasn’t his job to rush but to make sure the people there were safe

@steve75112 4 года назад

Actually thats only what the media wants you to believe. They dont play the ENTIRE phone call.

@liya_mxekezo 3 года назад

1912 - Titanic 2012- Concordia Never go on a cruise boat in 2112

@johnchef1195 3 года назад

Lol 😂

@iamnormalandcanbetrusted 3 года назад

noted

@jasminehasan890 3 года назад

Svhettino was never allowed to tell his side of the story. He was completely silenced.

@derpina8330 3 года назад

Thanks for the advise.

@hycron1234 3 года назад

2112 ... include large spaceships.

@Greket 4 года назад

Is anyone gonna talk about how her boyfriend had been given 3 baby’s and he had no idea where to put them?? Poor man

@simsy1997 4 года назад

Paul Craig course not cause people died that day and a man holding 3 babies isn’t the most of everyone’s worry’s

@matttheflexer2977 4 года назад

My pp big

@arvin1035 4 года назад

Xd Anarchist facts

@KramF10 4 года назад

Some say he's still holding them...

@franl155 4 года назад

Their mothers were heroes, thinking of their children before themselves. Just hope they were all reunited later

@meiasabine4517 4 года назад

So it was the passengers themselves that ended up saving many lives because they were the ones who called the emergency rescuers

@loveandlight3486 Год назад

💯

@chocoleamonster7604 4 года назад

That Captain was a coward! When you take the responsibility for that ship you're also taking the responsibility of every soul on board! In situations like this you treat every single soul as your children, you wouldn't leave your kids on a sinking ship so you don't leave the passengers/crew! If you can't put them before yourself then you don't deserve to be a captain!!

@sidrayousuf8194 4 года назад

💯💯💯💯

@ivanflitcroft1408 4 года назад

I fully agree with this. He was a selfish soul who wanted a lush life and in the end that caused many deaths and ptsd disorders. In addition, I thought a captian was never meant to leave his boat

@loreenec8045 4 года назад

Yeah, sad truth is the Captain was having an affair with some Romanian woman, so although I wasn't taking sides on who is to blame, and when he is living that kind of lifestyle, he does seem pretty guilty to me. But I also have the view that there is a bit of collective responsibility here as to this horrible tragedy.

@steve75112 4 года назад

yeah ;love to see how youd do in the situation . dont be so quick to pass judgement

@loreenec8045 4 года назад

@@steve75112 The general expectation is if you are a captain of a ship, you stay on board to keep your passengers safe.

@justme33126 4 года назад

This made me cry. So sad! And it's outrageous that the captain only got 16 years. He abandoned ship and all his helpless passengers. And if that wasn't enough, he lied moments after he got to the safety of his hotel! He knew hundreds were still onboard and he had been repeatedly ordered to get back there. But he looked after number one. Disgusting coward.

@emmajade4352 4 года назад

He deserves liftetime prison, man life of dead people in the ship cant even be put into any cost.

@rahla53 3 года назад

Hope he never works on a ship again, :>(

@danipunto-e-basta8714 2 года назад

me, as an italian, thought "well.. AT LEAST they gave him 16 years". knowing how it works here by having the right friends (the coast guard man lost his job right after, even though recognised a hero and praised by everyone). schettino before being sentenced, was going in universities talking about managing situations and such..wrote a book... it was going like he would just get a symbolic fine and end of the story. sadly, as other already said, he will serve more or. less half of those years.

@cabalobofenrol 2 года назад

@@danipunto-e-basta8714 waitwaitwaitwait what? the Coast guard lost his job? What's the excuse? The man literally did his job unlike the captain so what did they have against him to make him fall?

@danipunto-e-basta8714 2 года назад

@@cabalobofenrol basically there was some arguing between him and some superiors. he was moved to a different, not operative, job. the details were never totally public, and yes, it was disgraceful. he did his job, and he did it properly. he then condemned the italian system calling it "twisted" for that.

@haiwatigere6202 4 года назад

Coast guard: "Captain you go back in there" Captain Schitto:"Not today mate. Tomorrow for sure"

@sibusisobrian5038 3 года назад

Dead

@rahla53 3 года назад

Not even tomorrow, too weak of character, really!!

@parkerplayz4657 4 года назад

Is it just a coincidence that it was on friday the 13th......

@thomasbaird7004 4 года назад

Yes

@anniehovenden2757 4 года назад

I wasn’t the only one thinking both these things hahah

@spaghetii5337 4 года назад

Yes

@stupidwhorethatwantstodie3491 4 года назад

*OOF* *:(*

@LuminaSV5 4 года назад

Parker Playz sane thing i thought when I heard that

@charliexzz3506 4 года назад

I would rather them tell me that it’s sinking than them telling me it’s under control to keep me calm if I was on that ship

@maximus.accordion6949 4 года назад

Well I would say “everybody please remain calm and move to your lifeboats”

@puccipuu1797 4 года назад

I’d say ITS SINKING ITS SINKING !!! JUMP JUMP

@KristinaVukovic1 3 года назад

@@puccipuu1797 yes but we need to be reasonable, there are children and people with anxiety probably on there / were on there , so we need to have a calmer response, even if you know this may be the end

@lockdownraider_4358 3 года назад

Exactly. Tell me the truth. Don't lie to me about the severity of the situation cause that's gonna make me freak out more lol

@csatacsibe 3 года назад

@@lockdownraider_4358 If you lie well about the situation to the crowd, you could save them by their own panic's consequences.

@MelanieMaguire 4 года назад

The Captain shouldn't have been allowed in charge of a rubber dinghy let alone a cruise ship. Horrifying and terribly sad. Big respect to all the rescuers.

@tootSweet66 4 года назад

4:30 - "he actually offered the girls to wear some dresses for him on Gala night..." Proof that the Captain's mind wasn't on his responsibility which should have been to keep everyone on that ship alive and well and safe for 7 days. Deserved his sentence ...and more.

@silentnature1079 Год назад

Totally agree !! 16 years in prison for 32 dead people 😢😢

@sheila7909 4 года назад

It’s so sad 😞 heartbreaking. The only thing that saved them was that they were so close to the mainland. The captain is a coward. Titanic round two! Well done to that Coast Guard 🙏 honestly go's a long way!

@user-mm2xh3hq1z 4 года назад

Paradoxically, that’s also what made them sink.

@sheila7909 4 года назад

Fed it also saved them, not all unfortunately

@anonymouscollins9618 3 года назад

Exactly he could have made a raft for people and made sure children was the first to go on board the raft and just paddle to shore it isn't that hard and attach some stealthy rope to tie the handmade rafts together and just use stuff on board to paddle with it's not that hard 🤷‍♀️ i would have done the same if everyone stayed calm was in a line with there family all together make a hella strong raft for them

@tomboychick Год назад

The captain of the Titanic isn't the only person at fault for its sinking. Long before she set sail, she had a fire onboard & a few other small issues. All of which weren't checked to see if she was safe to sail, let alone take passengers. It was a whole host of failures that culminated in her fate. The captain of the Concordia however has no such excuse. He chose to put that ship on a course that he knew was potentially dangerous. There was nothing wrong with the ship itself. His actions - or lack of - made things worse after the ship hit the rocks too. Turning the ship allowed more water to pour into its sub - compartments, which caused it to list at that odd angle. It also left the ship vulnerable to the tidal currents & winds, blowing it off course, with no means to counter it. That sandbank was a blessing in disguise, otherwise the ship would've continued taking on water, causing it to tilt even more & become fully submerged.

@earlybird32 8 месяцев назад

The captain of the Titanic, Captain Smith didn’t abandon ship. He went down with it.

@oldfartuk 4 года назад

The captain said "he fell into a lifeboat while trying to help a passenger" lol

@ZirixNightcore 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@marila1005 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@zerohour7635 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣 so unlucky man

@danieljosebetancourtpereir9472 4 года назад

@@marila1005 dont laugh you potato! if it was your family you would have been crying

@melaniewalker5226 4 года назад

He deserves life in prison for not coming up with a better excuse.

@watchingyou245 4 года назад

The evacuation of Costa Concordia took over six hours, and of the 3,229 passengers and 1,023 crew known to have been aboard, 32 died. Francesco Schettino, the ship's captain at that time, was subsequently found guilty of manslaughter, causing a maritime accident, and abandoning his ship.

@nathanrigg2790 4 года назад

You get that SINKING feeling, great choice of words

@Eiko286 2 года назад

The same happened with The Sewol Ferry Disaster. The kids listened to instructions, where they were told to stay in their cabins instead of trying to survive, listening to instructions is what got them killed.

@viennafelix8809 2 года назад

I just watched that yesterday before the Concordia. It was heartbreaking and painful. Those poor kids would've been living their dream lives today if only the captain did his job.

@jadedkratos5528 3 года назад

The Captain was the true definition of incompetency and cowardice. "I fell off the ship and I cannot get back aboard." Uh-huh

@rahla53 3 года назад

lol

@sugeniusjjang3925 2 года назад

when they kept telling people that the situation is under control even when it's not, i was reminded of the Sewol Ferry tragedy where students (who are trained to obey) were told to remain in their cabins even when the ship was already titled to more than 45 degrees.

@DuskSunDawn Год назад

Yeah, poor souls. Rest In Peace.

@TheLsd76 6 месяцев назад

If I ever find myself in such dire situation, I hope the person in charge is someone like the Coast Guard Captain. His voice alone would bring me back to my senses, he's a true asset to any profession.

@familytwitchett3009 3 года назад

Give the coastguard a beer. This man is a legend!!! 🍺🍺

@z3shan989 4 года назад

Everyone aboard : WE'RE GONNA DIE Kirsty : Ooh look at the water its so blue

@joeking22 4 года назад

I think that was the irony and why she said it.

@franl155 4 года назад

I think shock and maybe "numbed resignation" takes people in different ways

@elessar5848 4 года назад

It's called: Shock

@stevenorr9639 4 года назад

@Jennifer Blane ooh thats harsh

@Uapa500 3 года назад

My aunt was meant to board the ship at the next stop. Going that close to the coast, the "salute" is actually not safe or admitted, but everyone did it all the time, as a show to tourists. To us italians it's still appalling today. The accident, the shameful behaviour of the capitain, the captain from the coast guard shouting at him. Also appalling was the behaviour of several people who'd go to the coast to take selfies with the wreck of the ship. An open wound.

@sophiemay6534 5 лет назад

i fell sorry for all the people and children that lost there lives on friday 13th rip

@bismarckfamily277 5 лет назад

There was 54 not really a lot

@bismarckfamily277 5 лет назад

And the olimpc was demolite not sunk

@maciejbugaj9584 4 года назад

Children are also people.

@orlawalsh1334 3 года назад

If u were one of the 54 you speak about u might think differently about 54 not being that much !! 😡

@father1519 3 года назад

@@bismarckfamily277 it is a lot

@jcshy 3 года назад

In many of these stories there's a recurring theme: Don't trust the captain or any information telling you that everything's going to be okay when it's quite obvious that it's not

@johnnysteradactyl558 3 года назад

"Truth is helpful in emergency situations"

@christinebeames2311 3 года назад

Like now

@real_lewa 3 года назад

True- same thing happened during South Korea Sewol

@darknessangelofvengeance3599 3 года назад

Schettino is the apotheosys to incompetence. I was really sad when I heard of the Concordia. I spent some nice days aboard the ship some years before it was wrecked, during a cruise along the Brazilian coast. What a beautiful ship she was!

@DuskSunDawn Год назад

It could be worse. Search for the Sewol ferry incident (16/04/2014). The incompetence is bigger.

@sanashyy5738 4 года назад

you could even hear kids cry :C they sounded so scared i cant imagine what they felt :(

@lesliechow4719 4 года назад

Captain is always the last to leave the ship even if he is scared.

@joetheblu3 4 года назад

its not star trek

@benwilson6145 4 года назад

look up the sinking of the MTS Oceanos

@jahascootsyt4669 4 года назад

joe walters it’s common ethic, you are responsible for helping them not the other way round

@lesliechow4719 4 года назад

@@jahascootsyt4669 Its not just ethics. The captain of the ship carries full responsibility for the whole ship and the passengers. That's his job and its why he gets payed so well.

@joetheblu3 4 года назад

@@jahascootsyt4669 lets be honest anyone in his situation probably would have done the same thing, there are only few people in this world that can do what you say and we can train and prepare but until that moment cant tell if the captain or crew can handle the situation, at the end of the day everyone wants to survive and that mentality puts people into flight or fight mode, he should of stayed to help but some people just aint cut out to do it and it will play on his mind forever

@mirkamirkic5690 2 года назад

This coward caused an accident at sea and killed 32 people. Escaped from the scene of the accident and received only 16 years in prison? 6 months for each victim? Shame!

@mulgeroinen 4 года назад

A finnish cruise liner hit rocks and got a leak just a couple weeks ago. The captain immediately drove the ship to shallow waters so it couldnt sink. And he stayed on that ship with the crew for I think days(?) after all passangers had been evacuated

@loriscook5231 3 года назад

This is what you expect a captain to do. I know pilots of large planes have to do training in simulators for various crash situations. Do ships captains do simulator training, the captain leaving the ship was disgraceful

@davidfergusson4241 7 месяцев назад

If the captain was a airline pilot passengers would see him floating down in a parachute at the first bit of turbalance

@Callawaygolfer 4 года назад

Everything is under control even though the ship is on a 20 degree angle

@briarelyse5136 3 года назад

And any more than that and the lifeboats can't be launched, but go back to your cabins please 😳

@jonbonesmahomes7472 Год назад

Yes but people dont know that,they panic ,some of them are trapped inside..

@Maring0418 4 года назад

Imagine. People here relate to the movie Titanic But imagine not being able to speak italian while most of the crew can't speak anything but italian! And imagine being in open water with several nautical miles between you and land. No rescue helicopters, only small wodden boats, morse code and the hope that you won't freeze to death even if you are in a lifeboat. One should never compare misery to one another, but imagine comparing running aground on a populated island to the loss of Bismarck or Estonia - both in open water.

@Kornelius.1228 4 года назад

I want you to know that the titanic and the Concordia where both ships and they both sank, they where both in water, they both hade no one to save them (first atleast) and that comparing these two tragedies is just showing us how these two events have a lot in Common, and this just how even though we have learned a lot because of the titanic these tragedies still happen and we should still continue to make the boats safer and we have to make better evacuation plans. If we relate Titanic to Concordia we only mean it as “look this is similar to titanic” and we are not trying to offend anyone. And I am sorry if we did.

@paulihelsi9852 4 года назад

Yea could easily swim to the shore there. And the ship didn't really sink it just turned on the side. Nothing like titanic

@llama3856 4 года назад

Even though it was near to land, the water would still have been cold. Obviously not as cold as where the Titanic was, but still cold enough for it to be hard to swim and possibly give you hypothermia.

@GradusMike 4 года назад

@@Kornelius.1228 You don't even compare, i mean you don't even think to compare TITANIC disaster to Costa Concordia, Both sank? what do you mean? TITANIC is 4kilometers under the sea dude. Concordia just tilted and thats it. People could swim to shore and on top of that people could stay on the tilted ship for a week and wait for help, i mean they had somewhere to stay, they were not forced to jump into the water. By saying that i don't mean that it wasn't bad, ofc and it was bad and i feel sorry for everyone on the ship. But don't put those 2 disasters together for any reason, TITANIC disaster overall was at least 100 times worse.

@stuartsemail3625 4 года назад

@@GradusMike People of massive ship sinking compare it to the only other massive ship sinking they know!?!?!?! Who could have possibly thought of this?!

@carolmurray187 7 месяцев назад

So much respect for all the rescuers. 🙏🏻

@DarklinWolf 4 года назад

Captain Nick Bates: "You have to speak to him in a very firm, very positive way..." Coast Guard: "I'm going to make you pay for this"

@emmajade4352 4 года назад

Ikr i can feel that coastguard's frustration, man I cant probably stay calm AF.

@ChiaraMichela23 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@KIP_KnowledgeIsPower 2 года назад

Can we just take a moment to praise that coast guard for ripping that so-called Captain a new one like he did!! What a legend!! 😂🙌🏼

@depp5275 3 года назад

the captain goes to a local hotel and gave an interview to defend himself, portraying himself as a hero. Just how low can this human be

@mkalic Год назад

The retired couple's story is so heartwarming, made me tear up a bit ❤

@DarkOmenX 8 месяцев назад

That Coastguard Commander ordering the Captain to take responsibility and control of the evacuation situation to get back on board should be awarded the highest award available. "Get back on board THATS AN ORDER do you understand me ?!"...EPIC!!!!

@julesfrance1908 3 года назад

Love the coastguard ! What a man 🙌🙌👏👏

@ayshamhd2055 4 года назад

this reminds me of the Sewol Ferry Incident in South Korea and the difference between both of them was the number of people died, here its is approx 30 (correct me if I'm wrong) and in South Korea it was approx 300 (again correct me if I'm wrong)

@sarahnearstad8208 4 года назад

Yes, and most of Them were high school students. They were told to wait for further instructions, instead they waited for their own death. It’s absolutely horrible

@leeriches8841 3 года назад

@@sarahnearstad8208 I don't think I would await further instructions- took a lot of lives on 9/11 too

@orangelake2268 3 года назад

@@sarahnearstad8208 same thing too, The captain left before the last person left the ship

@shurhozao8553 3 года назад

Yes rite.. 80% people death ... Thats captain fault 😤😤😤 very heartbreaking 😭😭

@tsukisheedes4661 3 года назад

I work in a cruiseline industry and we always have guest drills and crew drills we even have port manning duties, we have safety cards for us to know what our position is. As what I was taught the Captain is the last person to get out of the ship.

@shepardn1988 2 года назад

One man's ego can cause so much damage and heartache.

@damunzta 4 года назад

What an absolute horror that must've been. Even more so to families with small children.

@bismarckfamily277 5 лет назад

I remember that tragedy I survived and thx that I start my passion of sinking ships. I was 5 years old I even see the Schettino getting on a life boat.

@uK8cvPAq 5 лет назад

Is it true he had a hotel room waiting and was seen sipping champagne into the early hours?

@hic963 4 года назад

Dont lie

@footylad6468 4 года назад

Can you tell us what it was like

@williamradford8817 4 года назад

The capsizing of the Concordia, a multi million euro write off, the captain went a shore, abandoning his passengers and crew, got shouted at, to do his duty as a captain

@Eemmee77 4 года назад

35:52 This pilot sent from heaven! Bless him 💐 🙏🏼Thank you

@Catsmeow90 3 года назад

Imagine being the mother who got that call from her panic striken son. 😭

@idraculaa 3 года назад

Oh my gosh, their Coast Guard is a BADASS!

@killamisha Год назад

😎

@colinjava8447 4 года назад

No one should have died at all, all they had to do was shut down the lifts and make sure everyone was as high up on the ship as possible towards the side that was lifting up. They had plenty of time to do this, the thing never even sank, it just rolled over slowly. Also it was nothing like the titanic, it was like 100m from the shore, most people could have just swam it in the following morning.

@Riiiisc 4 года назад

So true, they swam 20 mins to shore which is absolutely nothing.

@obviouslytwo4u 4 года назад

you can switch lifts to only go in one direction.

@-._.-Ghost-._.- 4 года назад

not everyone could swim,and they didnt have a pleanty of time

@goatissimo 4 года назад

Guess at the time they didn't know how it was going to rest.

@Jay4life3 4 года назад

It’s kinda different when your panicking,crying freezing,scared if you will drown or get squashed by a boat ,the boats engine could explode and you don’t know what’s underneath you.

@landroverlover1662 4 года назад

The coast guard was epic

@ashispice7295 3 года назад

The convo with him and the coast guard had me in tears lol😭

@leannemillar78 3 года назад

Well done to the coast guard guy, the captain was a disgrace as he should have stayed on board to ensure all passengers are off ship safely

@rubes3927 8 месяцев назад

Man the coast guard dude giving it to the captain on the radio 👏🏻Well done sir 🙌🏻 What a boss!

@vancho8048 3 года назад

I need a movie about Concordia and Sewol *SEWOL IS A MUST,SO MANY INTERESTING(sad interesting, idk what word to describe that)I mean...you could include the student's stories,the six years old boy who gave his life vest to his little sister,the boy and his father are still missing,the girl lost all of her family members,the coward captain,the hero(a cafe worker) who helped the passengers to get their life vests,girls who was trapped in the airpocket and waited for help until the death,the positive girl who said "let's meet out alive" but didn't survive,the story how the ferry sunk(overloaded passengers{the company just care about the money and wanted more passengers without caring about the safety} and inexperience crew who drove it),the boy who died before his birthday(the ferry sunk on 16 june and his birthday is on 17 june) reply and ask if you wanna know more

@vancho8048 3 года назад

Guys,I just knew about Sewol's movie,I'll watch it ok so I've watched it.....but that's not what I wanted,It only shows about how the SURVIVORS faced it AFTER the incident..... and maybe because I watched it without subtitle,I don't feel anything or sad

@w1lf1ewoo 4 года назад

Bad crew training & protocol. The lying from the crew is troubling... they don’t want passengers to panic ... but repeatedly lying that ‘everything is under control’ , intensifies the inevitable panic that then ensues. What a terrible mess! The captain’s behavior is unforgettable

@rahla53 3 года назад

There was no one there to "coordinate" the rescue, captain was busy with the blond-

@Olivia-yx3dt 2 года назад

kudos to that coastguard- the man said what everyone was thinking i’m sure.

@psychotweety 3 года назад

The Captain always goes down with the ship. The Captain should NEVER abandon his ship.. ever. It's an unwritten rule.

@Nicolelovesdonuts 4 года назад

I was trying so hard not to cry throughout this video

@killamisha Год назад

Dont cry❤

@andrewlauder2777 4 года назад

"this is like titanic, then I thought no this is not like being in a film this is real life." Eh, what? She knows it actually happened right?

@Ceidonianphysicist 4 года назад

Yes she does but she’s referring to scenes out of the movie obviously. You might be shocked to learn she didn’t see footage of the actual titanic sinking.

@anonymoususer5419 4 года назад

If I went on a cruise I would stay on the top deck as much as possible

@mrz_5298 3 года назад

Been binge watching 'bout Airplanes disaster. RU-vid recommendation: "Enough of the skies, let's go deep with the ocean." Me:".................okayyyy?"

@theonlyhalawabama5123 3 года назад

Me too!😂

@Qwerty5268. 3 года назад

There is more planes In the water than boats in the sky

@fuckborris1280 4 года назад

the captain should always be the last to leave a ship.. im sure there is a law aswell

@blara2401 3 года назад

It isn't law, but it is sailor's moral code.

@dellawatson1669 3 года назад

@@blara2401 no, it's the law. That's why it's called abandoning ship. The captain is in charge of everyone's life due to his training. It's a given that he is needed on the ship to oversee everyone's safety. That's why the coastguard was talking to the captain the way he was... It's for sure not a moral code. It's the law... Same with pilots...

@sanjidahossain1958 3 года назад

This reminds me of this other story of South Korea where a overloaded ferry with hundreds of high school students sunk and the captain saved himself and told the students to stay in their cabin because he was 60+ yrs old so he deserves to leave first 🙄

@neillp3827 3 года назад

Dem fish heads are well dodgy doing that.

@angiedonams1266 3 года назад

That was very tragic as well.

@rahla53 3 года назад

That is my next watch, :>)

@mrkipling2201 3 года назад

The Sewol.

@rubychauhan7836 2 года назад

That ferry disaster killed 304 students 💔

@oriana7026 2 года назад

"At that moment you get that awful sinking feeling......." You've got a way with words Captain Bates!

@SophieJackson1993 Год назад

“I did think this is like titanic but then I thought no it’s not like a movie, this is real life.” So was Titanic ma’am.

@sheikhussaain 4 года назад

The passengers were lucky enough to get the shore, imagine if was happened in center of ocean. RIP TITANIC

@suzannekirkwood6392 3 года назад

Not a guarantee. Google wahine, a ferry that sank close to shore in a storm, close to land but due to the way it listed many tried to swim to the other side of the harbour

@MOV1983 2 года назад

100 years since the Titanic we've gone to the moon, landed a vehicle on Mars, conquered cyberspace, but we still have trouble launching lifeboats from a sinking ship in an effective manner. Sad.

@hoslabara2703 Год назад

1912 Titanic - 2012 costa concodia history repeats every 100 years.

@thatomodisane5699 3 года назад

The crew, the captain and everyone who failed to warn the passengers need to be in jail for all those who died.

4 года назад

When captain is macho- play boy, who can’t be bothered by leading the ship.

@rahla53 3 года назад

with a blond by his side, :>(

@balays88 3 года назад

14:55 "If you want to stay here that's fine" I think it is an honest sentence from the subconscious (to warn the people, but of course she couldn't deny the order from the captain)

@med6399 Год назад

Well produced - & informative. Thank you!😎

@rubyreynolds1871 4 года назад

I am now scared of cruise ships and I will never go on one again

@animegirl8033 4 года назад

Don't worry, everybody has to leave the ship before the captain can.

@DanceySteveYNWA 4 года назад

So you had no idea that boats sink prior to this video? 😂

@maximus.accordion6949 4 года назад

Your more likely to die from a car accident

@rubyreynolds1871 4 года назад

BFB-DanceySteve nah I didnt mate

@DanceySteveYNWA 4 года назад

@@rubyreynolds1871 yeah, it's the basic principle of buoyancy and water displacement. Boat+Hole =Sink

@A_lessio 4 года назад

43:50 If he's talking about emergency situations in general, not just on ships, I don't quite believe it. At least in Germany, e.g., you propably won't be told there's a fire. Staff members are trained to tell you to keep calm and get out, not to tell you there's a fire. And I've been to an airport with a false alert and a closed fire protection gate. The only thing alerting the people were flashing signs telling them to turn around. No sirens or any kind of information... But that are just very individual experiences by myself and in no means to be taken generally applicable .

@cerealsdevanne7916 3 года назад

That dancer girl is such an hero

@QBee240 3 года назад

The staff that was ‘heartbroken’ that his property sank with the ship...he came out with the most valuable thing he has..his life!

@norelai28 2 года назад

22:46 -that part always get tears in my eyes...

@michaelhobbs3426 3 года назад

Those poor couple should have had 1st priority like younger children, disabled and families as for others who shoved their way and did not care to think first about their elders just because of a right sinking situation I think that was appalling.

@seekter-kafa 4 года назад

clearly, ship's compartment must run longitudinally, at least below the waterline or something...

@stanachternaam4365 3 года назад

Im probably mentally ill but i have always wanted to be in a life threatening situation like this. idk why either

@nicktoyas2664 3 года назад

26:42 WHEN YOU START THE TEST AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WHAT YOU REVISED.

@Minnastina 3 года назад

The captain cut & ran leaving everyone to figure out their own ways to get to safety while he was sitting at a bar having a drink & giving an interview saying everyone was off, safe & well! What a gutless lowlife!😡🤬

@bellablow4287 4 года назад

I get a headache, the decor is insane

@sicparvismagna6526 Год назад

24:59 You're right sweethearth, luckily the Titanic is just a movie.

@bunabuna9287 2 года назад

Thank you great documentary. Amazing first hand account and many new questions have to be asked. This was a cover up. And I hope those families get the truth they deserve.

@nelsonclub7722 4 года назад

Concordia is the Latin word for "harmony," literally "with (one) heart." It may refer to: Concordia (mythology), the Roman goddess of harmony

@rusty2430 4 года назад

Almost made me cry

@magnusnyberg9401 4 месяца назад

"I fell into the lifeboat"....... Whit those words - I expects that NO other cruiseline or at se at all will hire him again - in any position!

@GVGames1986 4 года назад

See I am a confident swimmer, but it being pitch black at night. It is a lot more fearful. A horrid situation to be in!

@elenalmao3092 3 года назад

Also the cold water would be a shock, it would only be a matter of time before you become too cold to swim. It really was horrible :(

@carinaejag 2 года назад

A captain leaving the boat before all passengers are rescued is a coward. This man only wanted to be admired and the glory of being a captain but didn't want to take the responsibility of a captain. He should have been locked into jail and the key thrown away.

@TheUncunningFox 3 года назад

I saw that on the news, when they *told* the captain to get back onboard.

@mhoppy6639 Год назад

The MOST IMPORTANT part of this is at the end around 43:50 the lecturer who spoke about read earth indicating people should be told much more fully earlier and more honestly. This is how we learn from history and also the reference to the ancient (literally) design of lifeboats and the way folks escape from disasters. Can you imagine the death toll had this happened in deeper water? Catastrophic up to 4000 then you’ve got something like the Estonia I personally am worried about the design of some of these super ships, sine of which don’t really resemble boats anymore - more like floating apartment blocks. With the power of the ocean that worries me. It takes one multi- person disaster in the Caribbean to entirely reevaluate these money pits and the entire industry gets questioned … Much rather cruise on a boat that looks like a boat thank you. Great documentary. One question. There’s a reference somewhere in the comments to the doc not playing key elements of the coastguard/xxaptain exchange. Did it miss something important ?

@horselover7744 4 года назад

25:03 The Titanic sinking was real life too.... More people died on there sadly Glad the captain is in jail though Leaving people behind to die and drown so awful....

@saucethecutie9227 4 года назад

I guess they're really lucky it didn't happen out deep in the ocean and that it happened close to shore.

@Gencturk92 4 года назад

if it did i would have wanted to see a jack and rose: i'll never let go jack

@stephencarey5074 4 года назад

Paradoxically, that would actually have been better. Unfortunately Schettino didn't believe his Chief Engineer who told him that 5 or 6 compartments were open to the sea (news flashes from his reports said only one), and therefore didn't signal the abandon ship when he should have done - an hour or so before she eventually grounded and capsized. In deeper water of the main channel the ship would have stayed upright and allowed an orderly abandon in the boats without the added complications of the ship heeling when she eventually capsized. They had a lot of time to do it, but the Master seemed to be in leave of his senses. There's a lot of shipping in that channel, and help would have been available easier than it was after the ship grounded. It would also have saved the insurers a costly salvage operation to clear the wreck! I would think that Schettino in his prison cell has gone over this many times in his mind since and wished he had acted to abandon sooner and in deep water. His sentence would have been lighter for sure, as it's unlikely anyone would have died that night.

@gast4215 6 месяцев назад

A couple from our town died there, their son went there and I imagined at that time how horrible that is. so I read about it roughly but not in detail. I knew about the Captain's behaviour, but not really all of it. And I am shocked now about him, not only abandoning his passengers, but rejecting to help! And to give such an interview... those poor people, I can truly understand any rage against him from passengers left on the ship but also from victim's relatives.