Hindenburg: The Last Flight

A Breathtaking Airship. A Murderous Conspiracy. A Devastating Catastrophe. Day turns into night as it floats overhead. The year is 1937 and the Hindenburg is the world’s largest airship. The world believes that the Nazis have mastered safe hydrogen flight, but Merten Kröger, the charming and passionate engineer who helped design the floating leviathan, knows that just one spark could engulf the Hindenburg in flames.

Helium - a much safer fuel - should have been used, however, America has placed a military embargo on the sale of helium to Germany. The unscrupulous oil industry mogul, Edward van Zandt is determined to lift the embargo, using any means necessary. His plan backfires when his wife Helen and daughter Jennifer unexpectedly board the Hindenburg.

Fortunately, Merten catches wind of the conspiracy and sneaks aboard the aircraft, attempting to save his ship and its passengers. While aboard, romantic sparks fly between Jennifer and Merten, despite the vast differences in their social classes. She begins to develop strong feelings for the young engineer, but when Merten is the lead suspect in a murder conspiracy, she must decide if she can truly trust her new love.

With time running out, it appears that nothing can save the Hindenburg. A bomb continues to tick. Festive crowds, photographers and reporters await the airship’s arrival as it majestically floats toward Lakehurst, New Jersey. But one question hangs in the air: will the Hindenburg dock? (Source: Encore)