The Tunnel

Year: 1915

Runtime: 97 mins

Director: William Wauer

Drama

Max Allan, a visionary engineer, convinces a group of investors to bankroll an ambitious undersea railway that would link France and the United States. As construction plans advance, he confronts powerful corporate and political forces determined to sabotage his futuristic dream and halt the project.

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