Sure! In The Red Tent, General Umberto Nobile is haunted by the memories of his failed Arctic expedition aboard the airship Italia in 1928, during which the airship crashed and several of his crew members died. The movie explores Nobile's feelings of guilt and remorse for the disaster that happened on the expedition.
As Nobile reflects on the events of the expedition, he is especially torn by his relationship with fellow explorer and rival Roald Amundsen, who was also on board the airship Italia and perished in the crash. Nobile grapples with his own role in the failed expedition and struggles to come to terms with the loss of his comrades.
The Red Tent delves into themes of survival, guilt, and redemption as Nobile confronts his past and tries to make amends for the tragedy that befell the crew of the airship Italia. The movie also explores the dynamics between the various members of the expedition team and the challenges they faced in the harsh Arctic environment.