Name: Artic Tale DVD 2007 / Ketten a jégen Sarkvidéki történet / Directed by Adam Ravetch, Sarah Robertson / Documentary film from the National Geographic Society about the life cycle of a walrus and her calf, and a polar bear and her cubs / Queen Latifah
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Artic Tale DVD 2007 / Ketten a jégen Sarkvidéki történet / Directed by Adam Ravetch, Sarah Robertson / Documentary film from the National Geographic Society about the life cycle of a walrus and her calf, and a polar bear and her cubs / Queen Latifah

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Artic Tale DVD 2007 / Ketten a jégen Sarkvidéki történet

Directed by Adam Ravetch, Sarah Robertson

Documentary film from the National Geographic Society about the life cycle of a walrus and her calf, and a polar bear and her cubs

Starring: Queen Latifah, Katrina Agate, Zain Ali

Supporting actors: Preston Bailey, Kwesi Boakye, Michael Huang, Sierra Marcoux, Dante Pastula, Peyton Pearson, Isabella Peschardt, Christina Robinson, Lili Sepe, Ke'ala Valencia

UPC 5998133132338

MADE IN EUROPE DVD

REGION 2 PAL

Audio: English, Hungarian

Subtitle: Hungarian

Playtime 81 minutes

Arctic Tale is a 2007 documentary film from the National Geographic Society about the life cycle of a walrus and her calf, and a polar bear and her cubs, in a similar vein to the 2005 hit production March of the Penguins, also from National Geographic. It was directed by Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson and is narrated by Queen Latifah. The animal characters named in the movie, "Nanu" the female polar bear and "Seela" the female walrus, are based on composites of animals in their species, as noted at the end of the film.

Set in the vast snow kingdom at the top of the world, Arctic Tale is a real life adventure from the people who brought you March Of The Penguins. Join narrator Queen Latifah as she follows two very different arctic creatures, Nanu, the polar bear cub and Seela, the walrus pup, through exciting and harrowing struggles for survival.

The footage used in Arctic Tale was filmed over the span of 15 years by married filmmakers Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson, along with the National Geographic Natural History Unit and others who record wildlife. They compiled over 800 hours worth of clips of animals that are typically hard to catch on camera, such as the polar bear and walrus. Even though polar bears and walruses are seen in many scenes together in this film, they usually do not cross paths. According to Ravetch, they were "told by scientists that it was very rare for a polar bear to attack a walrus." But his experience made him "realize that polar bears and walruses have quite a lot in common," which is narrated as such in the film.

Message

Throughout the film, narrator Queen Latifah makes allusions to how the rising temperature is affecting the animals in the ice kingdom. A message at the end of the animal footage notes that if the current trend continues, there will be no Arctic ice remaining by the year 2040. During the closing credits, several children talk about how global warming has had a detrimental effect on the animals such as the ones in Arctic Tale as well as the people around the world. Afterwards, the National Geographic "green" website is shown on the screen, as National Geographic is a presenter of the film

HUNGARIAN SUMMARY:

A kietlen Északi-sarkon minden évben csodálatos körforgás veszi kezdetét: a születés és a halál, a szeretet és az ön fel áldozás, a lét és a pusztulás örök keringője. A vakítóan fehér hó- és jégtengeren két állat kölyök sorsát követjük nyomon: a nyílt tengeren világra jövő rozmár borjúét és a parti hegyek odvában cseperedő jegesmedvebocsét.

Az Északi- sarkvidék jégvilágába kalauzolja el a nézőt a National Geograpich csodálatos felvételeket felvonultató filmje. Nanu, a jegesmedvebocs és Szila a rozmárkölyök életét követhetjük nyomon nyolc éven át, születésüktől felnőtté válásukig, a zord természettel folytatott küzdelmüket és az élelemszerzésért vívott mindennapos harcukat. Láthatjuk szüleik, társaik kitartó - sőt, olykor önfeláldozó - szerepvállalását, hogy megvédjék őket a leselkedő veszélyektől és biztonságban felnőhessenek. A legnagyobb veszélyt azonban egyikük tudja kivédeni: a klímaváltozás, a globális felmelegedés évről évre, napról napra zsugorítja természetes élőhelyüket. Ahogy a táplálék egyre szűkösebb lesz, a rozmárok és a jegesmedvék létszáma is mindinkább apad. Jégviláguk a szemük láttára olvad el, pedig számukra a jég jelenti a jövőt.

Hangsávok: Dolby Digital 5.1 magyar, ANGOL
Felirat: magyar
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16:9 (1.66:1) (1.78:1) (1.85:1) (2.35:1) (2.40:1) (2.55:1) (2.70:1) (2.76:1) (2.39:1)
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Directed by	Adam Ravetch Sarah Robertson
Produced by	Adam Leipzig Keenan Smart
Written by	Linda Woolverton Mose Richards Kristin Gore
Narrated by	Queen Latifah
Music by	Joby Talbot
Cinematography	Adam Ravetch
Edited by	Beth Spiegel
Production company	National Geographic Films
Distributed by	Paramount Classics
Release date	July 25, 2007 (limited)
Running time	86 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Box office	$1,858,064