Horizon Line is a 2020 English-language Swedish adventure thriller film directed by Mikael Marcimain and starring Alexander Dreymon, Allison Williams and Keith David.

The film concentrates on a pair that desperately struggles to survive, flying a cessna 180 plane over the Indian Ocean after the pilot suffered a fatal heart attack.

They manage to contact Samuel, a local air traffic controller, on the shortwave radio, and he attempts to guide them to safety, but they have to fly through a storm first.

Sara realizes they have several bottles of rum that they can use as extra fuel, and she attempts to manually refuel the plane by climbing out the window.

Jackson manages the repair of the fuel line, breaking his arm, almost falls to his death, but Sara pulls him back into the plane.

Jackson professes his love for Sara as they sense the end is near, but just then a fishing vessel that heard their radio transmission arrives to rescue them.

[4] The film was released in Taiwan on 31 December 2020,[9] in South Korea on 10 February 2021,[10] and in Japan under the title The story of how I flew a Cessna with my ex-boyfriend and the pilot died on 6 August 2021.

[12] Jeffrey M. Anderson of Common Sense Media rated the film 2 stars out of 5 and wrote: "It has a decent premise and is compact and nicely paced, but this trapped-in-a-plane thriller eventually nose-dives due to uninteresting characters, lack of suspense, and too much preposterousness.