Expedition to the Edge
2020 · 42m · Documentary · Reality
Clemens Gabriel and his crew of family and friends set sail from the Marshall Islands to cross the perilous Northwest Passage -- an Arctic ship route known for its harsh weather, thick ice, and historic dangers and deaths.
Episodes
1. Beginning of the End?42m · The crew of the Infinity is in the Marshall Islands preparing for a dangerous expedition.
2. Sink or Swim42m · The Infinity crew is on its way to Dutch Harbor and a brewing storm system threatens them.
3. No Turning Back42m · After crossing the North Pacific, the Infinity arrives in Dutch Harbor. Unprepared for the arctic, the crew uses this opportunity to stock up on supplies.
4. Rock Bottom42m · The crew of Infinity enter the Arctic Circle, where they encounter a brutal storm.
5. It All Falls Apart42m · Fear of overwintering in the Arctic becomes more and more real as the crew becomes trapped in ice.
6. Man Overboard42m · The crew receives an ominous warning from the Coast Guard and must make a tough decision.More Like This
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