Click here to visit our new site --> CafeDVD 2.0 90 Degrees South: With Scott to the Antarctic (1933) Rating: Starring: Captain Robert Falcon Scott Director: Alan Ravenscroft Category: Drama, Special Interest Studio: Image Ent. Subtitles: [None] Length: 70 mins     The Story of an Immortal Adventure Restored especially for Milestone by the British Film Institute's National Film and Television Archive, cinematographer Herbert G. Ponting's 90* South is a spellbinding chronicle of Captain Robert Scott's heroic and ultimately tragic race for the South Pole - not only did Roald Amundsen reach the goal first, but Scott and his entire team died on the return trip.Ponting, who had been renowned still photo - grapher, dedicated his life to Scott's memory.Twenty years after his friend's death, he produced and narrated 90* South, the 1933 sound re-release of his original footage.The film quotes from Scott's journal, which was discovered with the explorerer's frozen body.These brave and eloquent diary entries tell of the heartbreaking last days of the doomed expedition.Ponting's hauntingly beautiful images of ice caves and Antartic wildlife are timeless masterpieces of cinematography.Today, Ponting's tribute to his fallen companions remains deeply moving.