11/14
Story
The adventure follows two foxes who are preparing to become parents for the first time, at a time when global warming is changing the rules for everyone
In Spain, it was narrated by Jacob Petrus, a zoologist, naturalist and environmentalist famous in the country for being the creator, director and presenter of the television program Aquí la tierra (2014).
Judging by this film, that might be a mistake
You don’t see many film adaptations of animal documentaries.
A moving and captivating story of two polar foxes and sweeping, high-quality shots of the Arctic wilderness kept me engaged throughout this film
I was surprised at how many twists and turns this film could offer, even though it was just a sequence of events in the foxes’ lives.
Overall, a good film, children might like it, even though those who were with me in the cinema were not very fascinated by it, unlike me
Although they are not human, these actors demonstrated ingenuity and successfully evoked empathy, as I laughed at the foxes’ cute cries, feared the dogs’ loud thuds and barks, and felt happy for them once they were reunited, after many adventures and the almost imminent death of the male.
