There were several points in this documentary which I found frankly sickening.

Why on earth was a justifiably grief stricken girl allowed to be filmed when seeing her father's body landed after it's been rescued off the mountain as 'plan b'? It seemed totally morally wrong and corrupt from start to finish. My heart goes out to the rescue team featured and the Sherpas, and their families, who hone super human skills & dedicate their lives dangerously catering to rich westerners.

I was anxious for the documentary to end. The final scenes panning out from the vast Matthews estate, when moments before orphans were watching their last remaining parent unloaded from a helicopter was just disgusting.

Too much privilege, too little sensitivity. Someone in production should have cancelled this.

So you go on an expedition to find the body of your brother after 20 years based in a picture and you do not even check with the people which have the most knowledge??

The documentary is just bizarre and completely nonsensical poorly written and with things said which are not accurate ......this is clearly just done for visibility ...the 2 star is only because of some sporadic nice pics of the mountains.

Poorly portrait situations and the whole documentary just is has this vibe of fake or strange ...the narration is also very subjective on things which are not .

All in all a completely waste of time and towards the end stopped listening all together.

There is a reason why over 200 bodies are left on the mountain, no normal person would want to risk the lives of others to retrieve the body of someone who was clear and accepting of the risks they undertook when attempting to climb Everest.

How that family and production team can sleep at night knowing they risked the lives of the Sherpas all for a wild goose chase is shocking.

Basically a terrible documentary about the privileged living amongst us.

How that family and production team can sleep at night knowing they risked the lives of the Sherpas all for a wild goose chase is shocking.

Basically a terrible documentary about the privileged living amongst us.