Survival Beyond The 10 Essentials is one of the most talked-about movies released in 2005, attracting audiences with its cinematic storytelling and memorable performances.
An informative, down-and-dirty look at key wilderness survival techniques, Survival Beyond the 10 Essentials features former U.S. Air Force global survivor instructor Gene Ward in a series of brief segments demonstrating various pieces of makeshift “survival kit” equipment that could prove to be multipurpose lifesavers in emergency situations. Take a clear plastic body-length lightweight bag for instance: it can be worn to maintain body warmth (staving off hypothermia), strung between two trees to create a tube tent shelter, or wrapped around the branch of a deciduous tree to produce water. Ward teaches viewers how to build a fire (even one-handed), set up various shelters, make a slingshot with medical tubing (also handy for a tourniquet), and signal for help.
