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Grethe Bøe-WaalArgumento:
Grethe Bøe-WaalCâmara:
Gaute GunnariMúsica:
Trond BjerknesElenco:
Kaisa Gurine Antonsen, Leonard Valestrand Eike, Ida Leonora Valestrand Eike, Line Verndal, Nicolai Cleve Broch, Kristofer Hivju, Lars Arentz-Hansen (mais)Streaming (1)
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Julia, a shy 13-year-old, has recently moved to a new city with her mother and eight-year-old twin siblings, Ida and Sindre. After trouble at school, Julia, Sindre, and Ida decide to visit their father and stow away on a helicopter that is supposed to fly to the city where he is stationed. When the helicopter lands and the kids disembark, they realize something is wrong. But it takes off before they can get back on, stranding them on a remote Arctic island with a limited food supply, wild animals, fierce weather, and no way to communicate with the mainland. Though the twins look to Julia for survival skills, all three must rise to the challenge and work together in hopes of being rescued. (Sundance Film Festival)
(mais)Críticas (2)
Operation Arctic is a perfect example of a Norwegian attempt at a blockbuster that ends up feeling like a poor imitation of Hollywood. Sure, the snowy landscapes are stunning—as they always are in Norway. Honestly, you could hand a camera to anyone in the middle of the Norwegian wilderness, and they'd capture breathtaking shots that leave you wanting more. But the Norwegians push it to the limit here because, story-wise, this kids' adventure is so naive and poorly written that it’s frustrating from the start, and not even the ending can save it.
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This film was made with the ambition consisting in “let’s shoot a bunch of captivating shots of the Arctic and throw them into a children’s movie because those sell well”. The faulty logic and causality trip up every scene. I like children’s movies, but this one doesn’t deserve attention despite its spectacular concept and the money spent on it.
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