Arctic Ice
‘Arctic Ice: Under The Midnight Sun’ is a collaboration between filmmaker Michelle Sanders and composer Alice Boyd. An audiovisual exploration of the beauty of Arctic ice – and the perils it faces – the film is a love letter to an ecosystem on which we all depend, one which is rapidly disappearing.
Described by legendary music producer Brian Eno as "Beautiful" and by acclaimed filmmaker Tom Mustill as “Mesmerising, unnerving and playful. An intriguing and beautiful film that lets you have your own thoughts and changes you a little in the tiny time you watch it. So full of textures I wanted to reach out and touch it. I love this film.“ the film seeks to break traditional formats, reaching into the emotions of sea ice and reminding us, tangibly, what is at stake in a rapidly warming world.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
MICHELLE SANDERS, Director
Described by legendary music producer Brian Eno as "Beautiful" and by acclaimed filmmaker Tom Mustill as “Mesmerising, unnerving and playful. An intriguing and beautiful film that lets you have your own thoughts and changes you a little in the tiny time you watch it. So full of textures I wanted to reach out and touch it. I love this film.“ the film seeks to break traditional formats, reaching into the emotions of sea ice and reminding us, tangibly, what is at stake in a rapidly warming world.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
MICHELLE SANDERS, Director