The Titan submersible imploded in 2023 during a dive to the wreck of the Titanic, killing all five people aboard, including OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush. This documentary reconstructs how the company got there, tracing years of warnings from engineers and industry experts who questioned the carbon-fiber hull design and Rush's refusal to seek independent certification for the vessel. Interviews and archival material lay out the regulatory gaps that let OceanGate operate largely outside standard maritime safety oversight, and former employees describe a culture that prioritized speed and cost over caution. The film walks through the timeline of the fatal dive itself, the search operation that followed, and the debris field that confirmed the implosion. Rather than treating the disaster as a freak accident, it frames it as the predictable result of ignored red flags, stacking up the specific complaints raised over years against the decisions that led to launch day. The result is a plain account of how a private venture into deep-sea tourism ended in catastrophe.