Over 800 hours of footage filmed over 15 years depict the lives of a walrus and her calf alongside a polar bear and her cubs in the Arctic.
“A real adventure in the coolest place on Earth.”
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Over 800 hours of footage filmed over 15 years depict the lives of a walrus and her calf alongside a polar bear and her cubs in the Arctic.
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Synopsis
Nanu, a polar bear cub, emerges from her snow cave in the Arctic alongside her brother and mother. As they learn to survive in their icy environment, the film follows Seela, a walrus calf, who is guided by her mother and an "Auntie" as they navigate the waters. Over 15 years, filmmakers Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson captured more than 800 hours of footage, revealing the challenges faced by these animals in a changing climate. Narrated by Queen Latifah, "Arctic Tale" presents a vivid portrayal of life in the Arctic.
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- See Nanu learn to hunt seals with her mother.
- Watch Seela's first lessons on ice floes.
- Find out how polar bears and walruses share their habitat.
Did You Know
- The film was shot over a span of 15 years.
- Filmmakers compiled over 800 hours of footage.
- Nanu and Seela are based on composite characters of their species.
- Queen Latifah narrates the film.
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Who directed Arctic Tale?
Arctic Tale was directed by Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson.
What animal characters are featured in Arctic Tale?
The main animal characters in Arctic Tale are Nanu, the female polar bear, and Seela, the female walrus.
How long did it take to film Arctic Tale?
The footage for Arctic Tale was filmed over a span of 15 years.
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