Erebus: Into the Unknown

Underwhelming presentation of a tale that no doubt seemed significant to those who lived through it, but which is not actually terribly interesting in and of itself for those who didn't. Seemed intended almost as an act of belated public recognition, which perhaps did not help the work function as an effective piece of documentary filmmaking.

Perfunctory telling of a story that arguably deserved it's "foot-note" status (despite the sometimes absurd carping from the participants here), this has a base-level of interest, though trying to dress this mildly distressing sequence of events in clothes that it may resemble an ALIVE or TOUCHING THE VOID is patently silly and ultimately makes the film a bit of a well-intentioned much ado about nothing.