Captain Scott's South Pole Expedition
Documentary released by Gaumont in 1912.
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Documentary released by Gaumont in 1912.
Documentary about China's first antarctic expedition in 1984.
Returning to Everest for his thirteenth expedition, world renowned mountaineer Pete Athans attempts to be the first Westerner ever to summit Everest for a sixth time. In collaboration with National Geographic, Pete will
For decades David and Malinda Bakara have searched for the legendary cryptid known as Bigfoot. And they're not alone. In 2016 the Bakaras opened Expedition: Bigfoot! -- a one-of-a-kind repository of all things Sasquatch.
The film depicts life on Charles Island in the Galapagos, where members of the expedition encountered an assortment of German colonists while conducting their research. The film was often shown by expedition head, Allan
The second compilation of recordings from Prince Wilhelm’s expedition to Central America, including footage from Cozumel and Yucatan.
This 1898 film is the earliest known surviving footage relating to the Heroic Age of Antarctic exploration. Sir George Newnes, who first published Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes short stories in The Strand Magazine, is se
A short film produced during a photographic expedition of the Svalbard Archipelago. It takes the natural highlights of the expedition and includes Bråsvellbreen, Storøya, Alkefjellet, polar bears, walrus, and phenomenal
A movie about the adventures and music of friends who participated in the world expedition.
Documentary short starring Theodore Roosevelt.
A three part documentary detailing the making of the Will Ferrell Land of the Lost remake.
This once-secret film for specialists tells the story of the first expedition to the Mir orbital space station and its commissioning. This same crew, consisting of L. Kizim and V. Solovyov, flew aboard the Soyuz T-15 spa
The Norvegia expedition of 1929-30 was the third in a series of expeditions organized by Consul Lars Christensen of Sandefjord for the purpose of conducting practical scientific research in Antarctica. Its task was, in a
Footage of the expedition leaving Antarctica from New Zealand shot by government cameraman James McDonald. His excellency Admiral Sir Wilmot Hawksworth Fawkes, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Navy's Australian Station, v