The OceanGate tragedy will be brought to the big screen

The underwater tragedy OceanGate Titan, in which five people died, will be shown on the big screen, writes Deadline.

The submarine exploded on June 19 while en route to research the wreck of the Titanic, but the cause of the tragedy has not yet been determined.

This tragedy will, of course, be talked about for decades to come and news about the story will be brought to the public. big screen it caused mixed opinions.

Some are concerned that he could profit from pain from the relatives of the victims, others believe that it would be a tribute and a way to raise awareness about the dangers of underwater research.

Currently, production details are very scarce, no one knows what a filmmaker will venture to film direction or which actors will be a part distribution.

Since there is little information, it cannot be estimated when the film will be released, which has raised eyebrows. interest of those who closely followed the news about implosion.

There is a high probability that tape provide new details about what happened and could have a very significant impact on what people think about underwater research.

Production

The film is under the auspices of a production company Mind Riot EntertainmentE. Brian Dobbins is signed on as co-producer, with Justin MacGregor and Jonathan Keasey co-writing the screenplay.

“Our film will not only pay tribute to all those involved in the submarine tragedy and their families, but also movie will serve as a vessel that will also address a worry more of a macroeconomic perspective on the nature of media today,” Keasey said.

It was announced that the film was titled “Saved”, under which the production company produced a documentary series also based on tragedy.