Directed by Asgeir Helgestad
Frost uten Snø og Is
A grounded, atmospheric documentary.
Over a decade on Svalbard, the fastest warming place on earth, Norwegian filmmaker Asgeir Helgestad witnesses the extraordinary life of a polar bear named Frost – a mother struggling to raise her cubs in a rapidly changing Arctic. This intimate journey transforms him from observer to storyteller, driven by his passion to connect with nature and to expose the devastating impacts of climate change on this fragile ecosystem.
Frost Without Snow and Ice is showing in 1 cinema in Berlin - next screening Tuesday 27 October at 19:30 at Zeiss Major Planetarium.
Next screenings: Tuesday 27 October.
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You can tell the author is a photographer by trade because this film is more focused on being pretty than telling a story in an interesting and insightful way. Cheap sentimentalism overtaking the narrativethat does not give justice to the subject matter making whole problem of failing ecosystem a background to a tearjerker story. Bears are adorable though.
Probably the best documentary I’ve ever seen. The greatest place on earth and the greatest animal on earth. Very touching. Saw it in the cinema on a big screen it was so beautiful!
Such a masterpiece!The photography and sound were on another level!
It follows a filmmaker's decade-long journey documenting a polar bear and her cubs struggling to survive in a rapidly warming Svalbard.
It was directed by Asgeir Helgestad, showcasing the fragile ecosystem of the Arctic.
The documentary is set on the remote Arctic archipelago of Svalbard.
