Eight Below (2006) is an emotional survival drama inspired by a true story, directed by Frank Marshall and starring Paul Walker. The film follows an incredible journey of loyalty, perseverance, and survival in the harshest conditions of Antarctica.

Jerry Shepard (Paul Walker) is a guide at a research base in Antarctica, working alongside his beloved team of eight sled dogs. When an urgent evacuation forces the humans to leave, the dogs are left behind due to worsening weather conditions. Stranded in the frozen wilderness, the loyal and intelligent huskies must fight to survive against brutal cold, hunger, and deadly predators.

As months pass, Jerry is haunted by the fate of his dogs and becomes determined to rescue them, even when the odds seem impossible. The story alternates between the dogs’ struggle for survival and Jerry’s relentless efforts to return for them.

Eight Below is one of the most memorable films in the career of the late actor Paul Walker, based on the true events of a Japanese expedition to Antarctica in 1958 and adapted by American filmmakers.