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Synopsis: 1953. Charlie Halliday, a former WWII fighter pilot, is a Yellowknife-based bush pilot. Like many of the white in the area, he does not associate with the Inuit except for what he can get out of them in bartering. On a personal plane trip, he runs across a small family of nomadic Inuit. The female of the group, named Kanaalaq, has what Charlie suspects is tuberculosis. In exchange for some ivory, Charlie agrees to fly her to a hospital in Yellowknife. En route back to the city, Charlie is forced to make a crash landing when the plane develops mechanical problems. Although both Charlie and Kanaalaq are unharmed by the crash, the plane is totaled, they are in the middle of nowhere, the radio doesn't seem to be working, they have a meager amount of supplies, and Charlie's whereabouts are probably unknown to others since he made a detour from his original route. Furthermore, they can't communicate with each other as Kanaalaq only knows a few words of English, whereas Charlie knows no Inukt
Genre: Adventure, Drama
Production: First Look Media
  9 wins & 24 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.4
Rotten Tomatoes:
86%
PG
Year:
2003
103 min
842 Views


and now he's dead.

Take a look out there.

Go on. Just look down below.

You see that?

That's death, boy.

This land will kill you as

sure as a bullet in the head.

We just run this little drill

to make us all feel better.

Because next time, who knows,

could be my ass...

or Shephard's, your yours.

He would have done the

same for us. What?

He would have done the same for us.

Your goddamn right, he would.

But that don't change the facts.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

You see, the way I figure it,

I probably walked for 5 days.

Maybe... I don't know...

...15, 20 miles a day.

So that would put us,

probably...

...80, 90 miles from the plane.

So if Shep is flying a triangular

grid from Queen Maud Gulf...

...Bathurst, Yellowknife...

and that was them

and they're flying east...

they'd see the plane.

They'd see the S.O.S.

and they'd know

we're alive. But, no...

we're here in the middle

of bloody nowhere.

Because I left the plane.

Sh*t!

You never, never, never

leave the plane!

But I know it was them.

We gotta go back.

You're gonna cut my

circulation off there.

Alright.

I'm not a bloody invalid.

I'm good.

I got it, I got it, I got it.

I'm good.

Alright, let's go back to camp.

No, I'm not going in the water.

It's Ok.

No, I'll get soaked.

It's Ok.

How 'bout that?

Water tight.

I got boots.

You've... wife?

Me? No.

Not married.

Use to have a girl.

That was a while ago.

How old?

32, no wife?

How old are you?

20?

How 'bout you?

You got a wife?

Hey. That's enough.

Time out.

You know, you've been singing the

same song for three days now.

I mean, have mercy woman.

A man can only take

so much of this.

You know any other songs?

You know anything with

a tune or a beat?

You sing.

No, ah...

that's not what I meant.

You sing now.

Alright.

Fine.

I'll sing.

"When the moon hits your eye... "

"... like a big pizza pie... "

"... that's amore."

"When the world seems to shine... "

"... like you've had too much wine... "

"... that's amore."

So?

Sit down.

Search and rescue called.

They've been at it for

almost three weeks now.

You know what they

say about them.

They have a perfect record...

but never found anybody.

The country is just...

so big, you know?

And if, God forbid,

the plane burned...

they could fly right

over the top of it...

never see anything at all.

I'm sorry kid.

You Ok?

Here, sit down.

Let's rest a while.

What the hell is that?

It's not the plane.

You see that?

Dear God.

Ooh, jeeze,

look at this.

Bimotor...

You know,

I think this is a B-18.

Sure took a tumble.

Look at all this stuff.

Come look at this.

Come here.

We can use some of this.

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Charles Martin Smith

Charles Martin Smith (born October 30, 1953) is an American film actor, writer, and director. He is best known for his roles in American Graffiti (1973), The Buddy Holly Story (1978), Never Cry Wolf (1983), Starman (1984), The Untouchables (1987), Deep Cover (1992), Speechless (1994) and Deep Impact (1998). He is further known for directing the films The Snow Walker (2003), Dolphin Tale (2011) and Dolphin Tale 2 (2014). He is the third cousin, twice removed of writer David LeGault. more…

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