The movie transports us to the 1920s, following the fascinating life of Charles Lindbergh, a daring aviator determined to accomplish an unprecedented feat: to be the first man to cross the Atlantic Ocean solo. The story begins with Lindbergh, a young man who is resolute and somewhat arrogant, dreaming of the fame and glory that come with becoming an aviation icon. As he faces financial challenges and the skepticism of the aviation industry, his determination leads him to design his own airplane, the famous Spirit of St. Louis.
With the support of his wife and a small group of friends, Lindbergh finally embarks on his journey from New York to Paris, facing multiple adversities along the way. The film captures the tension and danger he feels as he soars through the skies, dealing with storms, lack of sleep, and the isolation of being alone over the vast ocean. Moments of introspection and the stunning aerial views contrast with the terrifying mechanical problems that threaten his mission.
Throughout the journey, we witness how Lindbergh discovers not only his worth as a pilot but also his own humanity in the midst of solitude. This thrilling adventure is a tribute to the courage and fierce spirit of humankind, showcasing the personal journey of a man who pushed boundaries and became a legend of the 20th century.