Unsinkable Soundtrack: This page covers Unsinkable (2024), the American historical drama directed by Cody Hartman about the U.S. Senate inquiry into the sinking of the Titanic — not to be confused with a separate, unrelated Danish film that also happens to share the English title “Unsinkable” (see disambiguation note below).
The film was written by Brian Hartman, Cody Hartman, and Eileen Enwright Hodgetts, and stars Karen Allen, Fiona Dourif, Jayne Wisener, and Cotter Smith.
Quick Facts
| Title | Unsinkable (2024), also listed as “Unsinkable: Titanic Untold” |
| Director | Cody Hartman |
| Genre | Historical Drama |
| Release Date | April 12, 2024 |
| Composer | Scott Glasgow |
| Network/Platform | Independent theatrical release; available on VOD/streaming |
| Cast | Karen Allen, Fiona Dourif, Jayne Wisener, Cotter Smith |
| Status | Released; streaming on Tubi and via Angel, also available to rent/buy on Apple TV, Prime Video, and Google Play |
The film’s main stars include Karen Allen, Fiona Dourif, Jayne Wisener, and Cotter Smith.
According to IMDb, the official synopsis follows the U.S. Senate inquiry into the sinking of the Titanic: investigative journalist Alaine Ricard (Fiona Dourif) and Senator William Alden Smith (Cotter Smith) dig into hurried investigations, political interference, and corporate responsibility in the wake of the disaster, with flashbacks to the night of April 14–15, 1912. Karen Allen plays Nancy Smith, the senator’s wife, and Jayne Wisener plays his secretary, Maggie Malloy.
Who Composed Unsinkable Soundtrack?
Scott Glasgow composed the original score for Unsinkable (2024). He is a film and television composer whose other credits include music for genre and independent features across drama, thriller, and romance titles.
Unsinkable Soundtrack List
We could not verify an officially released, publicly tracklisted soundtrack album for Scott Glasgow’s Unsinkable score at the time of writing — we won’t invent one. You can check for updates and listen to any tracks that do surface on Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Spotify.
Disambiguation: A Different Film Also Called “Unsinkable”
There is a separate, unrelated 2024 Danish drama internationally titled Unsinkable (Danish: Synkefri), written and directed by Christian Andersen, whose sales rights were picked up by Picture Tree International. That film is based on a true 1981 incident in the Danish fishing town of Hirtshals involving the sinking of the rescue boat RF2. It has no connection to Cody Hartman’s Titanic-inquiry film covered on this page — the two projects simply share an English-language title. An earlier version of this page incorrectly blended details from both films; that has now been corrected.
Official Trailer:
If you are curious about and interested in watching this film, check out the trailer below to glimpse the story.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the Unsinkable (2024) soundtrack?
Scott Glasgow composed the score for Cody Hartman’s Unsinkable (2024), the Titanic-inquiry drama starring Karen Allen and Fiona Dourif.
Is there more than one movie called “Unsinkable”?
Yes. This page covers the American film directed by Cody Hartman about the Titanic inquiry. A separate, unrelated Danish film (Synkefri) directed by Christian Andersen, about a 1981 rescue-boat tragedy in Hirtshals, Denmark, also uses “Unsinkable” as its English title.
What is Unsinkable (2024) about?
The film dramatizes the U.S. Senate inquiry into the Titanic disaster, led by Senator William Alden Smith, and follows a journalist investigating political interference and corporate responsibility in the aftermath.
Where can I watch Unsinkable (2024)?
Unsinkable is available to stream on Tubi and Angel, and to rent or buy on Apple TV, Amazon Video, and Google Play.
Is there a full soundtrack album for Unsinkable (2024)?
We could not confirm a publicly released, fully tracklisted soundtrack album for Scott Glasgow’s score at the time of writing. We’ll update this page if and when an official tracklist is released.
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