Less than 500 tourists visit Antarctica's remote Sub-Antarctic and Ross Sea region each year, revealing its extreme landscapes and unique wildlife.
Synopsis
Less than 500 tourists visit Antarctica's remote Sub-Antarctic and Ross Sea region each year, revealing its extreme landscapes and unique wildlife.
Synopsis
Aerial views of Antarctica reveal its vast ice fields and towering volcanoes. The film, directed by Yves Simard, captures the unique geography of the Sub-Antarctic and Ross Sea regions. It features locations rarely seen by the public, as fewer than 500 tourists visit annually. The documentary also depicts the wildlife that survives in extreme conditions and the people who work in research stations on the continent. Lucy Lawless narrates this exploration of one of Earth’s most isolated environments.
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Why Watch
- See stunning aerial views of Antarctica's landscapes.
- Meet the resilient wildlife of the icy continent.
- Find out about the lives of temporary residents in Antarctica.
Did You Know
- Less than 500 tourists visit Antarctica annually.
- The documentary features the Sub-Antarctic and Ross Sea region.
- The film is directed by Yves Simard and stars Lucy Lawless.
- The documentary has a runtime of 86 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Antarctica from Above'?
Yves Simard directed the documentary 'Antarctica from Above'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Antarctica from Above'?
The duration of the documentary is 86 minutes.
How many tourists visit Antarctica annually according to the documentary?
Less than 500 tourists visit Antarctica annually.
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