The Antarctica Challenge

2009

Documentary

2
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 80%
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 154 154

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Plot summary

An up-to-date look at the climate change research currently being done by the scientists stationed in Antarctica.

Director

Mark Terry Photo
Mark Terry

Top cast

Daniella Rubeling Photo
Daniella Rubeling as Self - Sub-Antarctic Botany Researcher
Julian Scott Photo
Julian Scott as Self - Geophysicist
Laura Grange Photo
Laura Grange as Self - Marine Biologist
Jonathan Shanklin Photo
Jonathan Shanklin as Self - Meteorologist
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480.51 MB
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29.97 fps
12 hr 52 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by R T 10 / 10

This documentary deals with global warming and gives

This documentary deals with global warming and gives an emphasis on the timeline of when this will start to affect the world's living things. It makes the statement that it is no longer a question of if global warming is happening, it's a question of how fast it will occur. It goes to the seemingly extreme on how humanity is going to need to build massive levies to hold back rising ocean waters from out costal cities by the year 2100. And goes even further to show New York half submerged in ocean water in by 2400. This documentary does a great job explaining the science behind the actual warming of the planet, and that humans are the reason for the accelerated and unnatural warming. Interestingly they show how they add up the frozen water that could all melt and measure how it will flood our world. With great editing this film is easy to watch and very informative. The message here is that there really is a crisis happening and it will affect the future of humanity. And although the process has already begun we need to take measures now to stop the continued warming. It explains that if we don't stop it now we will be scrambling to survive as a species in the future.
Reviewed by 10 / 10

Entertaining, educational, inspirational ... A beautiful film!

A beautiful film delivering a wealth of information about the effects of global warming while not indulging in the doomsday undertones that so many activists employ to bring attention to the issue. Throughout the documentary, one feels as inspired by its breathtaking cinematography as by its message that we can still make a difference; as the title implies, the film portrays global warming not as an inevitable end for humanity but instead as our species' next great challenge. The raw beauty of Antarctica is presented spectacularly – the viewer is at first humbled by the majesty of the continent's glaciers and then, as those massive bulks shift and creak, begins to feel as if a god were asking us for help. I highly recommend this film to anyone who has an interest in Antarctica and who wants the facts about global warming without the fear-mongering.
Reviewed by 10 / 10

Stunning Cinematography mixed with Jaw Dropping Reality

The Antarctica Challenge: A Global Warning takes a sobering look at the Antarctic region, revealing the devastation to both life and land caused by global warming. Mary Terry combines breath-taking cinematography with factual scientific data, expert interviews, and historical records, to open our eyes to the realities of how our actions are negatively impacting our earth. It is no wonder the film has won eleven (or more!) international film festival awards and was featured at the United Nation's Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen. And today, The Antarctica Challenge - A Global Warning continues to be featured at universities and educational institutions across Canada and around the world. This film truly is a MUST SEE for everyone. NOTE: Be sure to hang around after the credits for a special surprise!
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