

Two inexperienced friends attempt the world's first carbon neutral, vegetarian, organic expedition to the North Pole while racing against a confident Norwegian team.
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Two inexperienced friends attempt the world's first carbon neutral, vegetarian, organic expedition to the North Pole while racing against a confident Norwegian team.
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Mark, an uptight environmentalist, and his easygoing friend Brian set out on a carbon neutral, vegetarian, organic expedition to the North Pole. Their goal is to save the planet and secure a spot in the Guinness Book of Records. Filmed on floating sea ice off Greenland, the crew faces numerous challenges, including a life-threatening misunderstanding that results in the shooting of their cameraman. Competing against a confident Norwegian Olympic team led by Alexander Skarsgård, the expedition tests their limits and resolve.
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- See Stephen Mangan's comedic take on environmentalism.
- Meet a confident gay Olympic team led by Alexander Skarsgård.
- Follow the antics of a hapless expedition on Greenland's ice.
Did You Know
- The film premiered in the Best of British strand at the Glasgow International Film Festival.
- Beyond the Pole won numerous awards on the festival circuit in Europe and the US.
- The DVD was released on 5 July 2010 and is only available in Region 2 format.
- The film features an acclaimed cast including Stephen Mangan and Alexander Skarsgård.
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Who directed Beyond the Pole?
Beyond the Pole was directed and produced by David L. Williams.
What year was Beyond the Pole released in UK cinemas?
Beyond the Pole received its UK cinema release in 2010.
What is the duration of Beyond the Pole?
The duration of Beyond the Pole is 87 minutes.
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