An interesting recreation of the second Shackleton's journey, dramatically ruined by the author's laughable obsession for Climate Change. For 10 times he goes there while totally oblivious about previous variation of glaciers sizes. In shorts the documentary is quite ok till 60% of it then it becomes a fanatical and incessant activist piece where he asks for funds and money and the use of emotional intelligence to force everyone in the world to agree with him.

1 star simply because I cannot give 0. These people are the stupidification and destruction of science and the scientific method.

The end of the documentary drones on about cosmic sense of life. I'm about to delete it now.

An epic story of the power to survive against the greatest odds. Brutal earth versus the human spirit. If this was a Hollywood movie I'd believe it science fiction. The hands on presenter takes you on the journey 100 years from its origin. He has previously recreated elements of the journey using traditional materials, including equipment and clothing, so demonstrating his investment and admiration for Shackleton and his men. He encounters the topical issue of climate change, and this conveys additional messaging to the viewer. A truly inspiring and movitional watch. I cannot recommend enough. A must see.