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Ice World presents the story of Aki and Mora, a couple living in England 24,000 years ago during the last ice age. As they await the birth of their child, they are compelled to migrate southeast due to the advancing ice cap. Their journey takes them across what is now the English Channel, which was submerged at the time, leading them to France and present-day Czechoslovakia. The film captures the struggle for survival in a harsh environment while showcasing the dynamics within their tribe, including their chief, Brom.
The narrative is enriched by insights from archaeologists who discuss cave paintings and archaeological evidence. These elements provide context to the prehistoric challenges faced by Aki, Mora, and their community. The film combines dramatization with expert commentary, offering a comprehensive view of life during the ice age and the adaptations necessary for survival.
Why Watch
- •Follow Aki and Mora's survival in the ice age
- •See the submerged English Channel in prehistoric times
- •Meet tribal chief Brom and his leadership
Did You Know
•Aki and Mora lived in England 24,000 years ago during the last ice age.
•The English Channel was submerged during the time of their migration.
•The film features insights from archaeologists about cave paintings.
Perfect For
Ice age enthusiastsArchaeology fansHistory buffs