Against the Ice, review: polar-bear attacks, hallucinations and homicidal rage
Netflix’s latest feature tells the true story of a grim Arctic expedition, but the script is light on period flavour and dramatic power
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Netflix’s latest feature tells the true story of a grim Arctic expedition, but the script is light on period flavour and dramatic power
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