Erebus: Operation Overdue

The documentary recounts the events of November 28, 1979, when an Air New Zealand jet with 257 passengers went missing during a sightseeing tour over Antarctica. It highlights the efforts of 11 police officers who were tasked with recovering victims in the treacherous environment of Mount Erebus.

Through the perspectives of these officers, the film explores the complexities of the investigation that aimed to uncover how a plane could crash into a mountain in clear daylight. The narrative raises questions about the airline's actions and the secrets that may have been concealed regarding the tragedy.

Set against the stunning yet brutal backdrop of Antarctica, Erebus: Operation Overdue offers a poignant look at a significant event in aviation history and the emotional toll on those involved in the recovery efforts. With a runtime of 72 minutes, this documentary is a compelling exploration of disaster, investigation, and human resilience.