On a quiet morning in 1980, a U.S. nuclear aircraft carrier receives an alarming signal in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The crew, made up of a diverse group of men and women, faces an inexplicable phenomenon when the ship, after a strange electrical storm, is transported back in time, specifically to the year 1941, just before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
The captain, a determined and committed leader, must deal with the surprise and skepticism of his crew while trying to understand the situation. As the days go by, the crew members find themselves divided between the idea of intervening in historical events and the firm duty of not altering the course of time. Tensions mount when they realize they are at a moral crossroads: they must decide whether to use their modern technology to influence the future or accept their fate and return to their own time.
As the men and women aboard grapple with this difficult decision, the ship is besieged by enemy planes and the imminent attack. The film explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the impact of the past on the present, as the characters confront their own humanity. Through maritime landscapes and exhilarating aerial battles, the aircraft carrier becomes a symbol of hope and possibility, leaving the audience questioning the implications of time.