Pole to Pole (1992) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Pole to Pole about?
Pole to Pole is a documentary. Michael Palin travels 23,000 miles from the North Pole to the South Pole, traversing 17 countries with minimal air travel. This ambitious expedition, part of the BBC's travel series, showcases diverse landscapes and cultures, including the Arctic regions of Canada, the deserts of Africa, and the icy expanses of Antarctica. Along the way, Palin encounters local communities, wildlife, and various challenges, all while adhering to a strict timeline that emphasizes the logistical complexities of such a vast undertaking.
When was Pole to Pole released?
Pole to Pole was released in 1992.
How long is Pole to Pole?
Pole to Pole has a runtime of 400 minutes.
What genre is Pole to Pole?
Pole to Pole is classified as Nature.
What topics does Pole to Pole cover?
Pole to Pole explores topics including biodiversity, climate-change, migration, sustainability, wildlife-conservation.