To create A Year on Ice, Antarctic photographer Anthony Powell spent 10 years (and nine winters) clocking the continent on camera: from the 24-hour darkness of winter to desolate, stunning polar vistas (blazing aurora, freezing ice storms) and the creatures and humans who are based there. Time-lapse imagery — Powell’s speciality — evokes the ever-changing patterns of polar life. Powell’s images have screened on National Geographic, Discovery and in BBC’s Frozen Planet. The award-winning A Year on Ice has inspired awe and acclaim at film festivals worldwide.
I was actually on my knees and I was crying. That’s how beautiful it was to me.– An Antarctic worker, on being there
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Made with the assistance of the National Science Foundation's Artist and Writers Grant, and the NZ Film Commission
Associate Producer Antarctica New Zealand
Music by Plan 9
Trailer Music by Kevin McLeod
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