This 2½-hour 3D animation fastidiously shows the sinking of the Titanic in realtime, with explanatory text and statistics. The only thing missing from it is the people and the sounds they would be making (although there are plenty of illustrative audio effects, such as distress calls and distant screaming). It lands with perfect accuracy at the threshold of tedium and transfixion, knowing as we do where they all end up.
The Titanic sank today 110 years ago, 15 April 1912.
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