The Woman in Cabin 10 has become Netflix’s most-watched film and features Keira Knightley as investigative journalist Lo Blacklock.
Following an invitation to join a prestigious voyage, she becomes convinced she has witnessed a passenger being hurled overboard and must demonstrate she isn’t losing her mind.
The production, adapted from the novel bearing the same title, was predominantly shot aboard a genuine superyacht valued at $150 million.
The vessel’s actual name is Savannah, and filmmakers took one notable creative freedom regarding the yacht’s specifications.
Within the movie, which boasts a gripping conclusion, every guest quarters includes a personal balcony, whereas the real Savannah features enclosed staterooms.
Certain cabin and corridor sequences were recreated at Shepperton Studios.
Savannah is renowned for its sculptural yet tranquil interior design, with straight passageways completely eliminated.
Beyond the primary saloon, there exists a pool terrace featuring a mirrored “starry sky” ceiling.
The main deck corridor showcases five-metre-high video displays, presenting abstract visuals and underwater wildlife footage.
Savannah accommodates up to 12 passengers across six luxury suites.
The private owner’s deck served as the location for several of the film’s most personal moments.
The yacht’s most distinctive characteristic is the Nemo Lounge – an area with curved glass panels that converts into a cinema via a retractable screen.
The stern incorporates a nine-metre mosaic-tiled swimming pool as part of a multi-tiered beach club.
The vessel’s design and construction has secured six prestigious awards.
The Woman in Cabin 10 is on Netflix