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Six weeks into their journey, they became stranded after their ship, the Endurance, was trapped and sunk by crushed ice floes. With no chance of rescue, the crew began an 18-month battle to survive in one of the most extreme environments in the world. Remarkably, all members of the 28-man crew survived the ordeal and their saga remains one of the world's greatest adventure stories of human endurance and bravery.
Now, more than a hundred years later, filmmaker Glen Milner travels to the frozen southern waters to retrace the footsteps of this legendary adventurer. In Letters of Fire, experience a visual odyssey through the unforgiving landscape of Antarctica as actor Dominic West brings to life the haunting journal entries from Shackleton's doomed voyage.
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Haunting words from one of the most daring Antarctic adventures of all time Short Film Showcase
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