A thrilling mix of survival, betrayal, and human desperation, Warning (2013) takes audiences into the terrifying world of the open ocean, where paradise quickly turns into a nightmare.

The film follows a group of friends who set out on a luxurious yachting trip, eager for sun-soaked relaxation and adventure. But when a reckless decision leaves them stranded in the middle of the sea with no way back aboard their boat, their vacation spirals into a deadly fight for survival.

As exhaustion and panic take hold, the group quickly realizes that the elements aren’t their only threat—human nature is just as dangerous. Old tensions surface, hidden betrayals come to light, and alliances shift as fear takes control. The vast, merciless ocean surrounds them, turning the once-carefree trip into a psychological and physical battle. Who will hold on long enough to make it out alive?

With relentless tension and pulse-pounding suspense, Warning explores the limits of endurance and the terrifying unpredictability of the human psyche under extreme conditions. As hope fades and desperation rises, the real question isn’t just about survival—it’s about what people are willing to do when pushed to their breaking point.