Arctic Blast

Synopsis: When a solar eclipse sends a colossal blast of super chilled air towards the earth, it then sets off a catastrophic chain of events that threatens to engulf the world in ice and begin a new Ice Age.
Production: FG Film Productions
 
IMDB:
3.9
Year:
2010
92 min
116 Views


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Until now ...

RESEARCH VESSEL NORTHSTAR

Field Station in Hobart

Alex from North Star, entered.

May I speak to Jack?

- Jack, North Star on a line.

- Thanks.

- How's it going, Alex?

- Fine, but now you hear.

- I would like to see the eclipse.

- Not working.

The moon has covered the sun.

We are in the shade.

Strange. Eclipse looks like

a large, empty, black hole.

- By Jarrod head inside.

- Thank you, young nerd.

Are your parents not geniuses?

My mother is a forensic doctor,

and my father is a meteorologist.

I did not know

that your father studied meteors.

Why we find ourselves in him?

- What about the last ozone sector?

- It's thin. It has become weaker.

Thank you China for all the fossil

fuels, they close out.

I could cite many other countries.

When I come back, we open

the bottle of whiskey, I have saved.

We found a discrepancy.

Look up. Far up.

- How far?

- About 85 kilometers.

The temperature in mesosfren

dropped by 11 degrees.

- Is it the eclipse?

- Publish a thesis on it.

An article by

the disobedient atmospheric physicist.

- No, then I get only problems.

- To do always.

The I realized

when I was married.

- Alex and I prefer single life.

- Clear. I love being single.

Go back to your classroom.

Now the boring

eclipse over.

Are you taking it?

- Jack Tate's phone service.

- May I speak to Jack?

It's your wife.

- Emma ...

- How are you?

- Divorce lawyer! I forgot about it.

- You are 20 minutes delayed.

Excuse

but there was something important.

- When can you be here?

- About 45 minutes.

We can take a cup of coffee.

We wait.

- You heard it well too.

- Yes. It grieves me, mate.

Check energiabsorberingen

and temperature decreased.

Yes, it's no problem.

We take care of us. You have much to do.

Keep weekends free.

- Are you sure? And all the data?

- We have backup.

- And we're coming back.

- Thanks. See you on Monday.

Good luck.

Jack?

- If you want to talk to someone ...

- I get along. Thanks, Zoe.

Captain, let's sail to Hobart

and try to save a little of the weekend.

Understood.

The temperature drops drastically.

What happens?

Captain?

Captain?

Up to the bridge!

Hobart, Australia

Another beautiful spring day in Hobart.

It is 22 degrees.

The sun will shine for a few days.

- Jack Tate.

- I've waited two days.

- Where is last week's report?

- It is coming.

We have some unusual data

which takes longer to analyze.

- How much longer?

- Very soon.

I would just remind you about:

the last time you exceeded the budget ...

- Walter, you disappear.

- Do not fall behind again, Jack.

You have one week.

Call you later ... Runs through ...

No coverage ...

He annoys me.

- I have tolerated it for 12 years.

- He is ICRO's best field researcher.

- Give him some slack.

- You're right.

Instead, Beijing is his

next job done in. .. Siberia.

Are you sure that you do not

can get together again?

- Completely safe.

- Completely safe?

You will not beat you down. We are

in my hometown. Naomi thrives here ...

- ... And you take a job in Beijing!

- I will not leave ICRO.

That's why

our marriage is not working.

We must talk about it, but not

in front of a blood-sucking parasite.

We talk constantly, but nothing happens.

I want a divorce.

Give me some time, I release it.

I drop the project in Beijing.

- I've heard that before.

- A little more time. Tell me yes ...

- Where are you going, my slut?

- To Franny. I go.

- We should talk, Naomi.

- If you forgot my birthday?

- I had planned a surprise.

- Yes, certainly. I must go.

- Give me a chance!

- I'm not a child.

I know what happens between you

and mother. I can not do anything!

- To prioritize the job first.

- It is not true.

You miss us

when working on a task.

We moved around the world

and you did not ask what we wanted.

You are right.

You are right. I've been selfish,

arrogant and stubborn.

- Yes, you.

- Can I make amends?

I apologize. I must go.

- Have you had a hard day?

- Yes, you could say.

We must postpone the meeting

until we get Jack Tate's report.

About a week or so.

Yes, I know.

I am also sad.

I give him a long leash.

Thank you. Goodbye.

I wish

that you were with.

Two of us and your friends on the cruise.

It would be a little cramped.

There is always room.

You have paid for the suite.

Think of it as compensation

for my business trips.

RAKINO ISLAND:

Sally!

Stop barking! Stupid dog.

What the hell?

See right there.

Sally!

- So we stand up!

- Oh god ...

- You are greeted early.

- I love my job.

And you sleep in the office ...

Has it been a tough weekend?

I had

to work with data report.

- And so I avoided Emma.

- I thought so.

Jack Tate's phone service.

It's Brent Durrant

from the ambulance service.

Hi, Brent. It's Jack.

What?

SOUTH BEACH PORT

- Jack.

- Brent.

- It grieves me.

- Tell me just what happened.

We have 15 dead

No survivors.

The engine was still there. The ship went

because without someone at the helm.

- What they died of?

- We do not know.

- There is extensive tissue damage.

- What tissue?

We know only

when they were autopsied.

Zoe and I

need to board the ship.

Alex may have left something

who can show what happened.

- Here is very humid.

- Careful. There are smooth.

What the hell happened?

It becomes problematic.

It is drenched.

- Hello?

- Walter, I'm at Northstar.

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Jason Bourque

Jason Christopher Bourque (born 6 September 1972 in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian film, television writer and director. more…

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