Frequent Wind (2004):
A recounting of the final week of the Vietnam War, the Fall of Saigon and US evacuation efforts, told through the perspectives of an American embassy worker, a South Vietnamese writer, a Marine and an NVA Tank commander.
Frozen (2013):
Nine Soviet student trekkers climb the Ural mountains, and discover they are not alone, nor welcome, in a sinister turn of events now called the Dyatlov Pass incident.
The Dark Knight (2008):
The comedic adventures of a slave named Jende, who after begin freed in bizarre circumstances in a Libyan market, finds himself enveloped in various events across medieval Europe as he tries to get home.
Justin Beiber: Never Say Never (2011):
A grandiose thriller detailing the rise and fall of a former Rhodesian paratrooper Justin Beiber, and how he came to run one of the largest arms trafficking rings in history during the 1990s.
Snowpiercer (2014):
Australian film covering the journey of the Douglas Mawson's (Benedict Cumberdale) Far Eastern Party through the Antarctic in 1912-1913, from which he returned as the sole survivor.
North West Passage.
The tragic story of the doomed Franklin expedition searching for the fabled short cut to the Orient. James Robertson Justice stars in his Oscar winning role as Admiral Franklin.
Definitely recommending you to watch AMC's "The Terror" series, if you haven't already.