Titanic

Titanic is a romantic disaster film directed by James Cameron, set aboard the RMS Titanic during its ill-fated maiden voyage in 1912. The story is framed through an elderly Rose Dawson Calvert, who recounts her experiences after a modern expedition discovers the shipwreck. The film follows Rose DeWitt Bukater, a young woman trapped in a rigid, upper-class life and engaged to the controlling Cal Hockley, and Jack Dawson, a free-spirited artist who wins a third-class ticket aboard the ship as they collide Despite their different social classes, Jack and Rose form a deep connection that challenges the strict rules of society and helps Rose discover her own independence. As their romance grows, the Titanic strikes an iceberg, leading to chaos and tragedy as the ship begins to sink. Jack and Rose struggle to survive amid the disaster, while themes of love, sacrifice, and class inequality come sharply into focus. Titanic blends historical events with fictional characters, highlighting human courage and heartbreak in the face of catastrophe. The film is remembered for its emotional storytelling, iconic scenes, and its message about love’s power to change lives—even in the briefest moments.