The Water Engine

Year: 1992

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: Steven Schachter

TV MovieDrama

Set in the 1930s, inventor Charles Lang creates a water‑powered engine. When he seeks a patent, he is offered a paltry sum and, after refusing, faces pressure from interests eager to buy or suppress his breakthrough. Oil giants, fearing competition, plot to seize the technology, forcing Lang to protect his invention and find a way to publish it.

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