Shipwrecked on a Great Lake

Shipwrecked on a Great Lake recounts the harrowing story of Ned Myers, a sailor who survived the shipwreck of the Hamilton and the Scourge in August 1813. This film is based on a story by James Fenimore Cooper, adding a literary connection to its historical narrative.

The film features notable contributions from John Fray and Jacques-Yves Cousteau, which adds depth to its exploration of maritime history. The documentary format provides a unique perspective on the events that transpired, merging factual accounts with dramatic reenactments.

As a piece of physical media, this film appeals to collectors interested in music, history, and drama genres, particularly those who appreciate narratives surrounding maritime adventures and historical events.