Synopsis

Charles A. Lindbergh, at twenty-five, stepped onto Parisian soil a celebrated figure: handsome, gifted, and undeniably courageous – the first man to fly solo across the Atlantic. Yet, the burden of legend would prove a relentless one. He was pursued by crowds, his privacy invaded by reporters. His marriage, their journeys together, and the tragic kidnapping and murder of their infant son became constant subjects for public scrutiny.