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Arctic Drift(2020)

11/16/2020 (DE)DocumentaryTV MovieAdventure1h 29m
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The Largest Arctic Expedition of All Time

Overview

It's the largest Arctic expedition of all time. In September 2019 the German icebreaker "Polarstern" is on its way to the North Pole. The best scientists of their generation are on board. Their job are to collect data about the ocean, ice, atmosphere and life. The mission is to understand climate change, because the changes in the Arctic have an impact far beyond the region. The documentary provides spectacular close-ups of the MOSAiC expedition under the direction of the Alfred Wegener Institute together with the Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) and shows the world of the Arctic during the polar night, from which hardly any data and images existed until now. A scientific, logistical and also human adventure of a community of researchers and crew members who let themselves be frozen with the ship for a year in the ice desert near the North Pole in order to use the natural drift of the ice, captured for the audience in impressive images.

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Movie Cast

Stephan Schad photo

Stephan Schad

Self -Narrator (voice)

Markus Rex photo

Markus Rex

Self - Interviewee

Stefan Schwarze photo

Stefan Schwarze

Self - Interviewee

Matthew Shupe photo

Matthew Shupe

Self - Interviewee

Robert Hausen photo

Robert Hausen

Self - Interviewee

Harold Jager photo

Harold Jager

Self - Interviewee

Janin Schaffer photo

Janin Schaffer

Self - Interviewee

Stefanie Arndt photo

Stefanie Arndt

Self - Interviewee

Ellen Damm photo

Ellen Damm

Self - Interviewee

Allison Fong photo

Allison Fong

Self - Interviewee

Jürgen Graeser photo

Jürgen Graeser

Self - Interviewee

Movie Stats

StatusReleased

BudgetNot Given

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Production CompanyRBB

Original LanguageGerman

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