Arctic Tale 2006 - Arctic Tale Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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ARCTIC TALE (2006)

Country:	United States
Genre:	Documentary

Credits

Production Company:	National Geographic Feature Films Paramount Pictures
Sales Agent:	Wild Bunch
Director:	Sarah Robertson
Producer:	Adam Leipzig Keenan Smart
Exec Producer:	John Bard Manulis Kevin McCarey
Co-Producer:	Chris Miller
Writer: Screenplay:	Kristin Gore Mose Richards Linda Woolverton
Cast:	Queen Latifah
	Katrina Agate Zain Ali Preston Bailey Kwesi Boakye Isabella Erschardt Michael Huang
	Sierra Marcoux Dante Pastula Peyton Pearson Christina Robinson Lili Sepe Ke'ala Valencia
Production Supervisor:	Marc Ambrose
Post Production Supervisor:	Bill Newcomb
Dir of Photography:	Adam Ravetch
Composer:	Joby Talbot

Synopsis: A film with two parallel narratives, one covering the life cycle of a 2,000-pound mother walrus and her 200-pound calf and the other following a polar bear and her cubs. As global warming shrinks their Arctic home, the mother animals must face down freezing cold, hunger and threats from predators to rear and protect their young.

Comment: Arctic zoologist and cinematographer Adam Ravetch ("On Thin Ice") and filmmaker Sarah Robertson have been filming with Super 16 cameras for six years in the frozen Arctic, where temperatures can drop to minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit.


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