Zero Hour! | movie | 1957 | Official Trailer - video Dailymotion

In 1950s Canada, during a commercial flight, the pilots and some passengers suffer food poisoning, thus forcing an ex-WW | dG1fM0F2UGVMeTJTNlE

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00:00Put yourself in this man's place.

00:17Aboard a transcontinental plane, suddenly half the passengers, including your own son,

00:21are struck by a paralyzing, deadly illness.

00:23And then in the midst of the panic and confusion,

00:26the stewardess tells you to come forward to the pilot's compartment.

00:29This is what you find.

00:31A pilotless plane running wild in a stormy sky.

00:36Can you fly this airplane and land it?

00:38No, not a chance.

00:40You're the only chance we've got.

00:42How could he fly a plane again after the horrible experience that had sapped his courage and ruined his life?

00:47But only he, among all the passengers, had any chance at all to save them,

00:52even though it was one in a thousand.

00:54This is Cross Canada Charter.

00:56Flight, flight 714, in distress.

01:00Come in, anyone.

01:01I want you to get on a horn and talk this guy down.

01:04You'll have to talk him on to the approach.

01:06And so, help me, you'll have to talk him right down to the ground.

01:08Captain, he's below 700 now, and he's still going down.

01:24Stranger, you can't come straight in.

01:26You've got enough fuel left for two hours flying.

01:28You've got to stay up there till we get a break in the weather.

01:31Listen, Trelevin, I'm coming in.

01:32Do you hear me?

01:33I'm coming in right now.

01:34In front of him, the bewildering array of instruments that blur before his frantic eyes.

01:43Beside him, the woman who had once loved him.

01:47And behind him, a plain load of frantic passengers.

01:51Ted, we're falling, Ted, we're falling.

01:53We're falling.

01:54The man is dead, the man.