(1952) is an adventure film about building a railway in Africa.
Historically, the phrase was nautical slang. Sailors would "sail against the sun" to describe the grueling return journey from the Americas to Europe—against prevailing westerlies and the burning Atlantic glare. It was a synonym for impossible labor. Against The Sun
– A lesser-known WWII survival story, overshadowed by Unbroken (released the same year), but more intimate and less stylized. (1952) is an adventure film about building a
" is a 2014 survival drama film starring , Garret Dillahunt , and Jake Abel . Against The Sun
They escaped the sinking plane with nothing but an 8-by-4-foot inflatable raft. They had no emergency kits, no oars, and—most crucially—no fresh water. The Elements: Heat, Hunger, and Thirst