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Julia is one of the three siblings stranded on a remote Arctic island after entering a restricted helicopter base. She initially resents leaving her old home but helps explore the cabin, search for fo...
Ida is one of the three siblings left stranded on the island. She shares the struggle for shelter and food, joins Julia in saving Sindre after he falls through unstable ice, and finally operates the r...
Sindre is one of the three siblings stranded on the island. Before the accident, he gets into a fight and refuses to admit he was wrong; later, hunger and fear increase the tension among the children....
Father is the parent whom Julia, Ida, and Sindre are waiting to join them when they arrive in the north. After they become stranded, the children hope to contact him, but the summarized plot gives no...
Mother is the parent of Julia, Ida, and Sindre. After the children are stranded, they promise to search for a way to contact her, but the summarized events provide no direct scene of her involvement o...
The Polar bear is a hungry mother struggling to find food for her cubs as winter approaches. Her presence creates an ongoing danger for the stranded children: they find signs of her activity and reali...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sindre is one of the children waiting for Father to join them before the accident strands them.
Ida arrives with Julia and Sindre while they are waiting for Father to join them.
Julia arrives in the north while the children wait for Father to join them.
Sindre is among the children who intend to contact Mother after they are left behind.
The children promise to search for help and contact Mother after reaching the abandoned cabin.
Julia and the other children plan to contact Mother after becoming stranded on the island.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The children learn that the Polar bear has eaten their remaining provisions, leaving Sindre and the others without food.
The Polar bear's presence is revealed through tracks or other signs, and the animal eats the children's remaining provisions.
The children discover signs of the Polar bear and realize that it has eaten their remaining provisions.
Ida helps rescue Sindre when he falls through unstable ice and later participates in the distress-call effort.
Julia travels with Sindre, helps him survive after he falls through the ice, and continues searching for a distress signal with him.
Julia and Ida explore the cabin, gather food, operate rescue equipment, and work together to save Sindre from unstable ice.
Three children struggle to survive isolation, hunger, dangerous ice, and a delayed rescue on a remote Arctic island.
Directed by Grethe Bøe-Waal
Operation Arctic (2014) · 5.8/10 · adventure, family
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