Apollo 13

"Houston, we have a problem", came the laconic words from 205,000 miles away from earth. Across the giant void of space, those words were the last thing that the engineers, scientists and mathematicians who comprised Mission Control at NASA heard. The crew of Apollo 13 was almost to the moon and an explosion in space was causing them to lose oxygen, power and guidance. Suddenly three men faced the prospect of dying as no man died before. If Jim Lovell, Fred Haise and Jack Swigert did not want to become some horrific, permanent rotating exhibit within the solar system, they had to attempt a daring rescue attempt that defied odds...