South

00:00:11 This is the original documentary film record of Sir Ernest Shackleton's "glorious failure"

00:02:19 Hurley was a tough, resourceful and fearless adventurer

00:03:58 This delay was due to reports of unusually severe ice conditions in Antarctica that year.

00:05:56 was another Scot, who had spent his childhood in the Scilly Isles

00:09:04 and Shackleton suffered grievously from scurvy.

00:11:01 would journey from the Weddell Sea towards the Pole.

00:12:44 for that begs the question, who is taking the film of him?

00:16:46 the Endurance progressed a little further

00:18:42 and sent all hands onto the floe with ice chisels, prickers, saws and picks. "

00:21:33 What a great, courageous and inspired cameraman Frank Hurley was.

00:24:04 Hurley gave lantern slide shows of his travels to the Far East

00:26:07 they were shot

00:32:43 was to be his banjo playing

00:35:47 have proved to be an invaluable source of information

00:38:46 Water began to break through and the ship's pumps were manned continuously

00:40:21 The film was put deliberately slowly through the camera by turning its handle too slowly.

00:42:49 Very soon, however, the proposed march across the ice, hauling the three boats

00:46:58 These views of the stricken Endurance

00:53:54 In simple flashes, we see the hauling of the boats to a third camp, Patience Camp

00:57:12 showing us the inhospitable face that South Georgia offered to Shackleton

00:58:54 "I said nothing to my companions on the point

01:00:41 and by how Ponting's admirable lecturing skills made characters out of the creatures.

01:09:01 when Shackleton lectured to it daily

01:20:00 and apart from publicising his book of the expedition and the film