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Cast & Crew

Mads Mikkelsen
Overgård

Maria Thelma Smáradóttir
Young Woman

Tintrinai Thikhasuk
Helicopter Pilot

Joe Penna
Director

Joe Penna
Screenwriter

Ryan Morrison
Screenwriter

Tim Zajaros
Producer

Christopher Lemole
Producer

Noah C. Haeussner
Producer

Martha De Laurentiis
Executive Producer

Manu Gargi
Executive Producer

Tómas Örn Tómasson
Cinematographer

Ryan Morrison
Film Editing

Joseph Trapanese
Original Music

Atli Geir Grétarsson
Production Design

Margrét Einarsdóttir
Costume Design

Chadwick Struck
Casting

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Audience Reviews for Arctic

• Aug 25, 2019

  Seems to be very little more than a blank slate on which to show to us that Mads Mikkelsen is a great actor, but like... We bin knew.
  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Apr 27, 2019

  Mads Mikkelsen as a dude stranded in the Arctic. Why is he there? And why does no one seem to be looking for him? The story never explains, preferring to hold us in the suspense of a survival tale without parameters, without a base. Our guy is not unduly uncomfortable waiting to be picked up, but circumstances change and he must dare to attempt an overland trek out of his comfort zone, and that's when the story really begins. Still, not an exceptional piece. Serviceable, eh, but there are better out there. Mikkelsen is one committed performer though.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Apr 10, 2019

  Tense, harrowing and benefiting from a stellar performance by Mads Mikkelsen, this is a surprising survival film that explores well the white vastness of its inhospitable locations and understands the power of silence to tell a story about compassion without the need of unnecessary words.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer
• Mar 10, 2019

  Mads Mikkelsen is stranded in the Arctic and that's about all you need to know plot-wise about the film, a thrilling and immersive survival thriller. Right away the film lets us in on the routine of this survivor of a plane crash and how resilient and resourceful he had become. Then it introduces a new sense of urgency, a critically injured pilot in another aircraft, that pushes him into leaving the safety of his homemade confines. The movie relies so heavily on elemental, visual storytelling that I think any person on the planet could easily understand and appreciate the pared-down storytelling. The visuals are so immersive and accessible that every item bears import or sets up critical information to be relied upon later. The harsh Arctic landscape and unique dangers push our hero to the extreme in order to save another life. It's enough to inure us to this relatively silent man. Mikkelsen (Polar) uses every physical muscle of acting to communicate the struggle his character is undergoing. You believe every moment. There's not much in the way of story beyond stubborn survival against brutal conditions. We don't get any flashbacks. We don't get any monologues. It's one man against the full force of nature and it's enough for a brisk, simple, straightforward focused 97-minute survival story with Mads persevering amongst the beautiful and terrifying wasteland. Nate's Grade: B
  Nate Z Super Reviewer