In the midst of World War II, a United States Navy captain, Commander Ernest Krause, embarks on his first combat mission in command of the destroyer USS Keeney. His task is to protect a convoy of allied ships navigating the treacherous waters of the North Atlantic, where German submarines, known for their cunning and lethality, lurk. However, Krause, a veteran who has spent more time at a desk than at sea, faces not only external danger but also his own internal demons.
With a squadron of men who depend on his leadership and experience, Krause must find the balance between military strategy and the pressure of time. As air and submarine attacks intensify, his determination and courage are put to the test, revealing both his vulnerability and his ingenuity in critical situations. The film features intense confrontations at sea, where tension fuels the narrative, while secondary characters also contribute humanity to the crew, showcasing sacrifice and camaraderie in wartime.
From striking cinematography to a script that highlights the protagonist's internal struggle, this story captures the essence of heroism under pressure. In a sea where death lurks in every wave, the path to victory is marked not only by bullets and torpedoes but also by the strength of the human spirit.