Adventure,Drama,Documentary
New Zealand
Antarctica: A Year on Ice is a documentary film that explores the lives of people who live and work in Antarctica. The film was directed and filmed by Anthony Powell, who spent 10 years on the continent. It offers a unique perspective on life in Antarctica, highlighting the challenges of living in one of the most isolated and extreme environments on the planet.
The film provides a stunning visual journey through the landscapes of the continent, capturing the beauty of the glaciers, mountains, and ice cliffs. The use of time-lapse photography provides a sense of movement and perspective, and the cinematography allows viewers to experience the majesty of the continent.
The film also highlights the daily routines of those who live and work in Antarctica, particularly those at McMurdo and Scott Base, two research stations on the continent. It showcases the science that is conducted on the continent and the challenges that scientists face, including the isolation and extreme weather.
Throughout the film, Powell reflects on his own experiences of living in Antarctica, and the profound impact that it has had on his life. The film offers a unique perspective on the continent, offering a glimpse into the lives of those who call it home and the remarkable beauty of one of the last unspoiled places on earth.
