"Dead Calm" is a 1989 thriller film directed by Phillip Noyce. The story follows a couple, John Ingram and Rae Ingram, who are sailing in the Pacific Ocean to recover from a personal tragedy. Their peaceful voyage is disrupted when they encounter a distressed man, Billy Zane, who claims his boat has sunk. As the plot unfolds, the couple realizes that the man is dangerous and has sinister intentions. The film explores themes of survival and trust, leading to a tense confrontation on the open sea. "Dead Calm" is known for its suspenseful atmosphere and strong performances.