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South (BFI)
一般信息：
1919年由BFI出版，Luke McKernan主持的历史纪录片-英文旁白
信息
“南方是欧内斯特·沙克尔顿爵士 1914-16 年穿越南极洲的不幸但最终英勇尝试的电影记录。
就在沙克尔顿出发时，英国向德国宣战。两年后，沙克尔顿和他的部下才得知那场战争的进展，以及他们留下的世界发生了多么彻底的变化。那个浪漫的世界鼓励了对英雄主义的崇拜，沙克尔顿希望成为一名英勇的极地探险家。 1902 年，他在罗伯特·福尔肯·斯科特船长的带领下首次前往南极，他是未来的竞争对手，他将永远与他相提并论。 1908 年，沙克尔顿率领的探险队到达了迄今最远的南方距离，距离北极不到 100 英里。
1911 年，阿蒙森的挪威队赢得了极地竞赛，但持久的喝彩却倒向了斯科特，他紧随阿蒙森之后，并在返回时与他的部下一起死去。现在已经到达南极点，赌一把除了阿蒙森或斯科特，沙克尔顿还计划取道南极穿越南极洲。筹集资金始终是一场巨大的斗争，沙克尔顿探险队的重要成员是经验丰富的澳大利亚摄影师弗兰克赫尔利，如果他们能够效仿赫伯特庞廷在斯科特河上广受赞誉的记录的成功，他的电影和照片有望支付部分探险费用远征。
计划是在威德尔海沿岸着陆，然后穿过南极洲穿过南极到达罗斯海，在大陆另一边的救援队会见。但是在距离陆地 80 英里以内，他们的耐力号飞船被牢牢困在浮冰中。沙克尔顿和他的船员无助地向北漂流了九个月，然后船开始在冰中被压碎。它被遗弃，一个月后于 1915 年 11 月 27 日沉没。
沙克尔顿最初下令尽可能多地放弃装备，以免妨碍他们穿越冰面的计划。这包括所有赫尔利的胶片和笨重的照相玻璃板。当发现这样的行军完全不切实际时，赫尔利返回船上，潜入冰冷的船舱水域以拯救他的电影。然后，他面临着砸碎大约 400 个盘子以减轻负担的令人心碎的任务，但将剩下的 150 个盘子连同他珍贵的电影胶卷卷一起带走了。现在，沙克尔顿和他的手下又在浮冰上向外漂流了五个月，他们带着三艘船，最终到达大海，划到象岛。在一片荒凉的海岸上，沙克尔顿和其他五人乘坐敞篷船穿越 800 英里最狂野的海域，到达无人居住的南乔治亚岛南部海岸，进行了一次真正英勇的旅程。沙克尔顿和另外两人随后穿过多山的岛屿前往捕鲸站。经过四次营救尝试后，沙克尔顿终于战胜浮冰并营救了他的手下。
远征归来到一个陷入战争的欧洲。 1919 年，沙克尔顿发表了他对南方探险的书面记录，并以赫尔利的影片和幻灯片作为伴奏进行了演讲。他在 1921 年的第四次探险中返回南方，但在南乔治亚州死于心脏病，并被埋葬在那里。
他只有 47 岁，随着他的逝世，极地探险的英雄时代也告一段落。
赫尔利的探险电影于 1919 年首次放映为南方，沙克尔顿在他的演讲中使用了这个版本。此后，它以各种形式作为演讲片和传统的影院上映在国外上映，包括在赫尔利的家乡澳大利亚，在那里它于 1920 年以《极地冰川之握》的名义上映。1933 年，有声电影版发行，题为坚忍号：光荣失败的故事，附有船长弗兰克·沃斯利 (Frank Worsley) 的评论。弗兰克·赫尔利 (Frank Hurley) 是一位出色而勇敢的摄影师，他对拍摄对象的智慧兴趣在每张照片中都很明显。由于赫尔利是其中之一离开象岛后，没有关于乘船前往南乔治亚岛或其横穿的电影记录，但赫尔利后来被送回岛上拍摄将完成电影的场景，包括非常特别的漫长的动物生命序列他们的时间。沙克尔顿在智利凯旋招待的场景被当地摄影师拍摄了下来。
这部电影的修复版本由国家电影电视档案馆使用各种材料制作而成，包括发行商威廉·朱里爵士存放的印刷品和底片、荷兰电影博物馆的彩色印刷品和一套玻璃幻灯片最初伴随电影和讲座，并已纳入此印刷品中。 NFTVA 应用了自己的着色和色调来匹配原始印刷品，并制作了这张精美而色彩丰富的证明书，证明了探索史上的非凡篇章。”
技术规格
持续时间：1 小时 20 分钟
文件大小e：1.67 GB
容器：MKV
宽度：704 像素
高度：478 像素
显示纵横比：4:3
比特率：2950 kbs
帧率：23.976 fps
音频编解码器：AC3
通道：2 个通道
采样率：48.0 KHz
归功于：sleepdealer
纪录片关键词：
South (BFI),Documentary,Expedition: Passage du Nord-Ouest,In Shackletons Footsteps,Roald Amundsen's South Pole Expedition,Shackleton's Cabin,The Race for the Poles,BFI,English,History,Luke McKernan
History,Luke McKernan,BFI,1919,English
纪录片内容简介：
General Information：
History Documentary hosted by Luke McKernan, published by BFI in 1919- English narration
Information
"South is the film record of Sir Ernest Shackleton's ill-fated but ultimately heroic attempt to cross Antarctica in 1914-16.
As Shackleton was setting out, Britain declared war on Germany. It was to be two years before Shackleton and his men were to learn of the progress of that war, and how utterly changed was the world they had left behind. That romantic world had encouraged a cult of heroism, and it was as a heroic polar explorer that Shackleton wished to be known. He had first journeyed to the Antarctic in 1902 under Captain Robert Falcon Scott, the future rival against whom he would always be compared. In 1908 Shackleton led an expedition that reached the furthest distance south yet achieved, less than 100 miles from the Pole.
The race to the Pole was won by Amundsen's Norwegian tea m in 1911, but the lasting acclaim perversely went to Scott, who followed after Amundsen, and who died with his men on their return. The South Pole had now been attained, and to go one better than Amundsen or Scott, Shackleton planned to cross Antarctica via the Pole. Raising finance was always a huge struggle, and a significant member of Shackleton's expedition was the experienced Australian cameraman Frank Hurley, whose films and photographs would hopefully pay for part of the expedition if they could emulate the success of Herbert Ponting's acclaimed record s of the Scott expedition.
The plan was to land on the Weddell Sea coast and then to cross Antarctica via the Pole to the Ross Sea, being met by a relief party based on the other side of the continent. But within 80 miles of land their ship Endurance became stuck fast in the pack ice. Shackleton and his crew drifted helplessly north for nine months before the ship began to be crushed in the ice. It was abandoned, and sank a month later on 27th November 1915.
Shackleton initially gave the order to abandon as much gear as possible, so as not to encumber their planned march across the ice. This included all of Hurley's films and bulky photographic glass plates. When it became apparent that such a march was wholly impractical, Hurley returned to the ship and dived into the icy waters of the hold to rescue his films. He then faced the heartbreaking task of smashing around 400 of those plates to lighten his load, but took the remaining 150 together with his precious rolls of cine film. Now Shackleton and his men drifted ilQrthwards on ice floes for a further five months, taking three boats with them, eventually reaching the sea and rowing to Elephant Island. There on a desolate shore the bulk of the party were left behind as Shackleton and five others undertook a truly heroic journey by open boat across 800 miles of the wildest of seas until they reached the uninhabited southern shores of South Georgia. Shackleton and two others then crossed the mountainous island to a whaling station. After four rescue attempts Shackleton was able to defeat the pack ice and to rescue his men.
The expedition returned to a Europe plunged into war. In 1919 Shackleton published his written account of the expedition, South, and lectured with Hurley's film and slides as accompaniment. He returned south on his fourth expedition in 1921, but died of a heart attack on South Georgia, where he was buried.
He was just 47, and with hispassing the heroic age of polar exploration came to an end.
Hurley's expedition film was first shown as South in 1919, in the version used by Shackleton for his lectures. It was thereafter shown in various forms as both a lecture film and a conventional theatrical release abroad, including in Hurley's native Australia, where it was released as In the Grip of Polar Ice in 1920. In 1933 a sound feature film version was released, entitled Endurance: The Story of a Glorious Failure, with a commentary by Frank Worsley, the ship's captain. Frank Hurley was a superb and courageous photographer, whose intelligent interest in his subject is apparent in every shot. As Hurley was among those left on Elephant Island, there is no film record of the boat journey to South Georgia or its crossing, but Hurley was later sent back to the island to take scenes that would complete the film, including the lengthy sequences of animallife that are quite exceptional for their time. The scenes of Shackleton's triumphant reception in Chile were filmed by a local cameraman.
This restored version of the film has been constructed by the National Film and Television Archive from a wide range of materials, including a print and negative deposited by the distributor Sir William Jury, a tinted print from the Nederlands Filmmuseum, and a set of glass slides that originally accompanied the film and lecture, and which have been incorporated into this print. The NFTVA has applied its own tinting and toning to match the original prints, and has produced this handsome and richly coloured testament to a remarkable episode in the history of exploration."
Technical Specs
Duration: 1h 20mn
File size: 1.67 GB
Container: MKV
Width: 704 pixels
Height: 478 pixels
Display aspect ratio: 4:3
Bit rate: 2950 kbs
Frame rate: 23.976 fps
Audio Codec: AC3
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 48.0 KHz
Credit goes to: sleepdealer
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