Nothing [Film and TV Commentary]

1,700 nautical miles away from the Sumatra Strait, a man (Robert Redford) who sailed alone in the Indian Ocean muttered desperately to himself, here, everything seems to be lost. 8 days ago. While he was still sleeping, he encountered a series of disasters. First, the sailboat he was driving collided with a container that fell into the sea, and then the cabin was flooded with water uncontrollably, making it impossible to repair. The ensuing misfortune swept away all his life like a storm on the sea. The navigation and radio were scrapped, and all external communication equipment was lost; heavy rain poured down, and rough waves unbridled invaded the ship he relied on for survival. This resourceful old sailor had to abandon the ship to survive, while the sharks that surrounded him tightly surrounded him and were even more eager to look for food. Not only that, the extreme hunger was constantly tormenting his stomach and consuming his will. The footsteps of death approached him step by step until the end. The film was nominated for Best Sound Editing at the 86th Academy Awards in 2014, and was nominated for Best Film Score and Best Actor in a Drama Series at the 71st Golden Globe Awards in 2014.