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    Arctic Tale [HD]

    Buy Arctic Tale [HD] on HD-DVD
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    Status: IN-STOCK
    Released: 2007-12-04

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    Arctic Tale [HD] HD-DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Queen Latifah

    Director(s): Adam Ravetch, Sarah Robertson

    Features:
    Making of Arctic Tale
    "Are We There Yet? World Adventure: Polar Bear Spotting"
    Arctic Tale [HD] HD-DVD Details
    Language:
    English
    French
    Spanish
    Subtitles:
    English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
    		 Running Time: 86
    Genre: Documentary
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 097361318004
    Product Code: PRT131800HD
    Format: HD-DVD
    Year:2007
    Studio: Paramount
    Arctic Tale [HD] HD-DVD Summary March of the Penguins producers National Geographic Films team with An Inconvenient Truth producers Paramount Vantage to take viewers on an epic journey into the arctic wilderness in a documentary that explores what happens when the beautiful frozen world occupied by two majestic creatures gradually begins to melt away.

    Seela is a mother walrus thriving in the chilly waters of the Great North, and Nanu is a polar bear with curved claws that make it easy to maintain her footing on ice.

    As director Sarah Robertson follows these two remarkable creatures from birth through adolescence, maturity, and, ultimately, parenthood, viewers will bear witness to the cycle of life as it unfolds in a vast frozen landscape that could pose problems for all of mankind if it continues to thaw at the current rate.