The 14 Best Survival Documentaries of All Time
Ropeless climbs, doomed expeditions, and impossible rescues captured as they unfolded — real stakes, no script. Which story grips you hardest?
1Free SoloThe Oscar-winning 2018 film following Alex Honnold's ropeless climb of El Capitan's 3,000-foot face.1000pts
2The Endurance: Shackleton's Antarctic ExpeditionThe 2000 documentary retelling Ernest Shackleton's legendary survival after his ship was crushed by pack ice.731pts
3The RescueThe 2021 account of the daring cave-diving operation to save a Thai youth soccer team trapped underground.700pts
4Touching the VoidThe gripping 2003 reenactment of two climbers' catastrophe and impossible survival in the Peruvian Andes.500pts
514 Peaks: Nothing Is ImpossibleThe 2021 film tracking Nirmal Purja's record-shattering quest to climb all fourteen 8,000-meter peaks.500pts
6MeruThe 2015 chronicle of three elite alpinists attempting the treacherous Shark's Fin route in the Himalayas.500pts
7The SummitThe 2012 investigation of the 2008 K2 disaster in which eleven climbers died on the world's deadliest peak.500pts
8SherpaThe 2015 film capturing the deadly 2014 Everest avalanche and the Sherpas who risk everything on the mountain.409pts
9The Wildest Dream: Conquest of EverestThe 2010 film exploring George Mallory's fatal 1924 Everest attempt and a modern climber's tribute.409pts
10Deep WaterThe 2006 film reconstructing Donald Crowhurst's doomed attempt to sail solo and nonstop around the world.409pts
11Stranded: The Andes Plane Crash SurvivorsThe 2007 documentary in which survivors recount 72 days in the Andes after their plane crashed in 1972.300pts
12The AlpinistThe 2021 portrait of enigmatic soloist Marc-André Leclerc and his boundary-pushing mountain ascents.167pts
13The Dawn WallThe 2017 film following Tommy Caldwell's obsessive free-climb of Yosemite's fearsome Dawn Wall.167pts
14Beyond the EdgeThe 2013 recreation of Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's perilous first ascent of Mount Everest.167pts
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