Autumn, 1960. Under the command of Captain Christopher Sheldon, a brigantine goes on a circumnavigational journey. It could be called a cruise if not the weather. But the boys, who finished their training on board of “Albatross”, knew how deceptive ocean could be. They knew that during storms the ocean is no longer shoreless: huge waves surround the boat in a struggle to crush it. Wherever you cast a glance you only see a huge wall of water. They knew that during storms the ocean is not transparent: muddy waters strive to shut your mouth forever. They knew that during storms the ocean is not quiet: you can’t even hear your own cry deafened by the roar of the ocean. Not all members of the “Albatross” crew were destined to survive.