Character Relationships in Ice Quake

Michael Webster (played by Brendan Fehr) is a protagonist in Ice Quake. Father of the Webster family. During a Christmas tree hunt, a gas explosion and tremor split the ground, separating him from his wife and children. He instructs his kids to hike to the summit for rescue while he stays on his side of the ravine. Emily Webster (played by Holly Dignard) is a protagonist in Ice Quake. Mother of the Webster family. She accompanies her husband and children on the Christmas tree hunt but gets separated from them when a fissure opens under the ice, leaving her stranded with her husband on one side of a deep ravine. Tia Webster (played by Jodelle Ferland) appears in Ice Quake. Daughter of the Webster family. Along with her younger brother, she navigates the treacherous mountain terrain after being separated from her parents. They attempt to reach the summit for rescue while avoiding an incoming storm. Shane Webster (played by Ryan Grantham) appears in Ice Quake. Younger son of the Webster family. After the ground splits and separates him from his parents, he teams up with his sister to survive the harsh conditions. When a storm approaches, he suggests they keep moving to find a safer location. Wallace (played by Kurt Max Runte) appears in Ice Quake. Bruce Worthington (played by Rob LaBelle) appears in Ice Quake. Cochrane (played by Aaron Pearl) appears in Ice Quake. Boy (played by James Pizzinato) appears in Ice Quake.

Character Relationship Map: Ice Quake

Ice Quake (2010) Poster

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Characters

Story Analysis

Family Survival Against Natural Disaster

Plot Progression

  1. Alaskan Arrival
  2. Unnatural Thaw
  3. Earthquake Terror
  4. Desperate Measures
  5. Family Divided
  6. Final Stand

Directed by Paul Ziller

Ice Quake (2010) · 4.8/10 · action, adventure, science-fiction, thriller, tv-movie

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