Robinson Crusoe

A teenager dreamed of the sea, adventures, and freedom. His parents categorically disapproved of the boy's dreams. He ran away from home at the first opportunity, casting himself into the heavy burden of growing up among the harsh sea and foreign people. Fate loves to test such bold individuals. As a young man, he finds himself shipwrecked and alone on a deserted island. There he will spend most of his life. His concerns were: survival, building a life from scratch, maintaining sanity in solitude, and daily tests of spirit, ingenuity, and physical strength.