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To The Arctic

An Extraordinary Journey to the Top of the World

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Swimming polar bear.
Photo: Rob Walker
Brad Ohlund, Director of Photography

A polar bear mother protects her two 7-month cubs in Svalbard, Norway.

Shooting in glacial waters.

Polar bears on a glacial iceberg.

Polar bear taking a break.
Photo: Adam Ravetch
This herd of walruses cools themselves in the Rankin Inlet of Baffin Island, Canada.
Photo: Barbara MacGillivray
A polar bear roams in search of its next meal in Churchill, Canada.
Photo: Shaun MacGillivray
This polar bear skates on thin ice in Svalbard, Norway.
Photo: Shaun MacGillivray
This polar bear mother is focused on protecting her two cubs from the dangers that surround them.
Photo: Shaun MacGillivray
A story of this mother's love and struggle for survival.
Photo: Brad Ohlund
This polar bear lays low in Churchill, Canada.
Photo: Shaun MacGillivray
Glaciers like this one in Svalbard, Norway are melting at a rapid pace.
Photo: Barbara MacGillivray
These mountains found in Coldfoot, Alaska have seen drastic changes over the years.
As the environmental changes cause the glaciers to melt, the animals that inhabit that land are threatened.
Photo: Shaun MacGillivray
Photo: Barbara MacGillivray
This mother caribou nurtures and protects her newly born calf in Coldfoot, Alaska.

The documentary adventure “To The Arctic” tells the ultimate tale of survival. Narrated by Oscar® winner Meryl Streep, the film takes audiences on a never-before-experienced journey into the lives of a mother polar bear and her twin seven-month-old cubs as they navigate the changing Arctic wilderness they call home.

Captivating, adventurous and intimate footage brings moviegoers up close and personal with this family’s struggle to survive in a frigid environment of melting ice, immense glaciers, spectacular waterfalls, and majestic snow-bound peaks.

Warner Bros. Pictures and IMAX® Filmed Entertainment present a MacGillivray Freeman Film, “To The Arctic,” a One World One Ocean presentation, directed by two-time Academy Award®-nominated filmmaker Greg MacGillivray (“The Living Sea,” “Dolphins”). Filmed in 15/70mm IMAX ®3D, “To The Arctic” is written and edited by Stephen Judson (“Everest”), and produced by Shaun MacGillivray (“Grand Canyon Adventure: River at Risk”).

The musical score is by Steve Wood, with songs by Paul McCartney.

To The Arctic is sponsored locally by

 

The Fleet is pleased to offer the Rear Window closed-captioning system. When you purchase your ticket, tell the guest services associate that you would like to use the closed-caption service. The service is complimentary, and it is accessible in the upper-right seating area of the theater.

Listen in Spanish while the show plays in English. Ask for a complimentary headset at the Ticket Counter.