2024
103 minutes
Archive Non-Fiction, Documentary, Period and Historical
English
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This dual-narrative National Geographic documentary is an exploration-within-an-exploration: archive footage which has been restored to astonishing effect tracks the original journey of explorer Ernest Shackleton and his crew in 1915 as they attempt to reach the South Pole, while in the modern day a team of investigators from the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust seek to find his shipwrecked vessel, named Endurance. The historical expedition which took place over a century ago is brought to life with modern technology and is juxtaposed with a team of modern-day equivalents to Shackleton and co. as they use advancements in science to undertake an incredible mission of their own. An astonishing story of human resilience and discovery in the remotest corner of the world.
Classification mild threat, injury detail, upsetting scenes, discrimination
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