In 1847, two British Navy ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, sailing under the command of Sir John Franklin, are trapped in the Arctic ice. In their longed-for search for the Northwest Passage, they appear to have failed. Unable to continue their journey and complete their expe...
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In 1847, two British Navy ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, sailing under the command of Sir John Franklin, are trapped in the Arctic ice. In their longed-for search for the Northwest Passage, they appear to have failed. Unable to continue their journey and complete their expedition, surrounded by the polar cold and imminent dangers, they can only wait for the thaw that will allow them to escape. Slowly, the days pass and the survival conditions become more extreme; temperatures exceeding fifty degrees below zero, scarce food provisions, the deterioration of the ships or the arrival of diseases are eroding the crew's hope. As if that weren't enough, the strange presence of a bestial and mysterious creature makes the men believe that they are facing not only the most adverse natural conditions, but also supernatural forces that, at times, exceed their beliefs and reason. With time and the arrival of the first deaths, ghosts such as rebellion, mutiny or cannibalism make their appearance on the desolate scene. -- In 1847, two British Navy ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, sailing under the command of Sir John Franklin, are trapped in the Arctic ice. In their longed-for search for the Northwest Passage, they appear to have failed. Unable to continue their journey and complete their expedition, surrounded by the polar cold and imminent dangers, they can only wait for the thaw that will allow them to escape. Slowly, the days pass and the survival conditions become more extreme; temperatures exceeding fifty degrees below zero, scarce food provisions, the deterioration of the ships or the arrival of diseases are eroding the crew's hope. As if that weren't enough, the strange presence of a bestial and mysterious creature makes the men believe that they are facing not only the most adverse natural conditions, but also supernatural forces that, at times, exceed their beliefs and reason. With time and the arrival of the first deaths, ghosts such as rebellion, mutiny or cannibalism make their appearance on the desolate scene. |
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