DVD, BFS

Two men wanted to be first to the South Pole. One of them won. The other became a hero. The epic race to the South Pole between rival explorers Scott and Amundsen is one of the greatest adventure stories of the Twentieth Century. To reach their goal, the Englishman, Captain Robert Falcon Scott and Norwegian Roald Amundsen undertook, in 1911, an awesome 1,500-mile trek across the desolate, frozen wastes of Antarctica, facing danger, extreme suffering and death. Their motives and methods were quite different, but their aim was the same: to be the first to plant their country's flag at the South Pole. Interactive Menus, Scene Selection.