Round the World in Eighty Days

Phileas Fogg, a reserved yet impeccably punctual gentleman of the Reform Club, lives a life of quiet routine in the heart of London. Known for his unwavering habits and immaculate finances, he rarely reveals anything about his past, preferring the certainty of numbers and the steady rhythm of a daily whist game. One evening, a casual debate at the club sparks an extraordinary wager: to travel around the world in exactly eighty days, a feat many deem impossible.

Accompanied by his faithful valet, Passe‑partout, Fogg sets out with a meticulous plan that treats the globe like a giant clockwork. Their departure launches a whirlwind of steamships, trains, and exotic locales that test both the precision of Fogg’s calculations and the resilience of their partnership. As they cross continents and seas, every encounter and obstacle becomes a measure of whether sheer determination can outrun the limits of time.