In 2005, Nolan Hayes rushes his wife Abigail to a New Orleans hospital as she is in labor five weeks early. She dies in childbirth and leaves behind a newborn girl, who must be kept in a ventilator for the next two days before she can breathe on her own. As Hurricane Katrina approaches, the hospital is evacuated, and Nolan is left alone with his daughter (whom he names Abigail, after her mother) because the ventilator cannot be transported.
In his search for food, Nolan encounters a cook on his way to a nearby hospital unaffected by the hurricane and receives change for the vending machines and some sausage. After a nurse promises to bring back help, the flooding of the basement causes a power outage, prompting Nolan to search for a generator for the ventilator battery. The generator he finds must be hand-cranked every three minutes, and with each charge the battery life gets shorter, making Nolan’s every action an increasingly tight race against time.
Nolan discovers a rescue dog tangled in rope and frees it, naming it Sherlock and feeding it his sausage. Nolan hears helicopters flying overhead and goes to the roof to signal one, but it is repelled by criminals shooting at it. He then finds an ambulance parked outside and tries to call for help using the radio, but only receives an automated announcement. Nolan searches for a spare battery, but has no luck.
He does find a generator in a flooded basement room, but it is ruined from immersion and almost electrocutes him. He is barely in time to charge the battery again. Despite being awake for over 36 hours, running low on food, and having cut his hand from cranking the generator, he continues to come up with clever ways to charge the battery (e.g. using his foot and later a rod).
Looters break into the hospital and steal food, drugs and saline water needed for the baby. One comes in Nolan’s room and tries to steal food, but gets run off by Sherlock. Nolan later realizes that this man had robbed and killed the nurse who was bringing back supplies. Since Nolan has not slept in almost two days, he takes a shot of adrenaline to keep himself awake. Two more looters break in, looking for drugs. Nolan overpowers one of them, takes his gun and shoots the other. After 40 hours, the crank of the charger finally breaks, and the exhausted Nolan gives Abigail mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to keep her alive, but passes out from shock, stress, and exhaustion.
He then hears the ventilator beeping; it is running out of power, but he is too weak to get up and accepts that he has failed his child. Sherlock brings two paramedics, who start to wheel Nolan out on a stretcher. When Abigail starts crying, the paramedics hand Nolan his baby.
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