Alastair Lee’s 2013 film is a monumental addition to the genre of mountain documentaries, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Queen Maud Land in Antarctica. This documentary chronicles the journey of elite adventure climber Leo Houlding and his seasoned team, Jason Pickles and Sean ‘Stanley’ Leary, as they strive to achieve the first ascent of the northeast ridge of Ulvetanna Peak, a stunning pinnacle in the range standing at 2931 meters. Known for being one of the most technically challenging climbs in the planet’s most unforgiving environment, the film captures the essence of a climber’s lifelong ambition to conquer one of the globe’s most isolated and formidable peaks. The narrative is interwoven with the intriguing history of the mountain, which was astonishingly only discovered in 1994, all set against the modern era of mountaineering where few untouched routes remain.