L'hiver est arrivé au pôle Sud. Une petite équipe restera à la station de recherche Polaris VI Antarctique pour poursuivre ses recherches dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique.L'hiver est arrivé au pôle Sud. Une petite équipe restera à la station de recherche Polaris VI Antarctique pour poursuivre ses recherches dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique.L'hiver est arrivé au pôle Sud. Une petite équipe restera à la station de recherche Polaris VI Antarctique pour poursuivre ses recherches dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique.
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I can understand why a lot of people like this show quite a bit. It had a lot of potential - decent acting, an intriguing Agatha Christie + John Carpenter setup - but ultimately is two episodes too long, with a resolution which, while somewhat surprising and engaging, is too preposterous. I'm not sure it was worth the wait of 6 hours of viewing time. If you do watch it be sure you do so right up until the closing credits.
I just completed S1-E3 and have to get this out of my head.
I'll probably watch the whole series because it's an interesting enough drama/mystery. The acting is fine. The directing seems at least mediocre. The writing is reasonably good drama, but did anyone on this project consult an expert or two.
There are immense issues with the way the arctic winter environment and the tools, clothes, skills, etc. Necessary to function are portrayed. Literally every character seems like a theater kid's conception of their functional stereotype. People, particularly skilled intelligent outdoors-people and scientists do not behave this way...AT ALL. The outdoor wardrobe choices are ridiculous.
Having worked outdoors at -20 to -30+ degree F, I may be a bit judgmental. At 10-20 below or beyond you do not go out without face protection and goggles. If you're spending significant time, you're also wearing arctic boots, mittens, and down pants. Your hood is definitely up and pulled tight around your face. And that's the tip of the iceberg. The writers blew it on loads of cold related details.
That said, it's an interesting enough mystery drama to continue watching. I'll try to revise this review after watching the rest of the series.
For now I'd say this series is entertainment junk food. Not exactly filling or wildly delicious, but tasty enough to nibble while having a beer on the sofa.
I'll probably watch the whole series because it's an interesting enough drama/mystery. The acting is fine. The directing seems at least mediocre. The writing is reasonably good drama, but did anyone on this project consult an expert or two.
There are immense issues with the way the arctic winter environment and the tools, clothes, skills, etc. Necessary to function are portrayed. Literally every character seems like a theater kid's conception of their functional stereotype. People, particularly skilled intelligent outdoors-people and scientists do not behave this way...AT ALL. The outdoor wardrobe choices are ridiculous.
Having worked outdoors at -20 to -30+ degree F, I may be a bit judgmental. At 10-20 below or beyond you do not go out without face protection and goggles. If you're spending significant time, you're also wearing arctic boots, mittens, and down pants. Your hood is definitely up and pulled tight around your face. And that's the tip of the iceberg. The writers blew it on loads of cold related details.
That said, it's an interesting enough mystery drama to continue watching. I'll try to revise this review after watching the rest of the series.
For now I'd say this series is entertainment junk food. Not exactly filling or wildly delicious, but tasty enough to nibble while having a beer on the sofa.
The start of the series is very good and after seen the first episode I really though I had found a hidden gem. The acting was good enough and the suspense set at the beginning is intriguing. Unfortunately it feels apart halfway through it with classical tropes that we have seen it to death in murder mysteries. The series also goes for the typical twist at the end which sadly have became commonly used nowadays but worst of all is that it is so telegraphed that you see it coming from a mile away.
Overall this series is just above average, not a great show but if you like this genre and don't have anything better to watch it may be worth a shot.
Overall this series is just above average, not a great show but if you like this genre and don't have anything better to watch it may be worth a shot.
Whodunit type mystery/drama. Certainly an international effort - Spanish/Japanese production set at a research station in the South Pole in English, Swedish and Danish languages and filmed in the Canary Islands. Some great performances from some of the cast, keeps you guessing until the end.
A good effort, well directed and acted, enjoyable for the first four episodes then the plot just falls apart. This ends up with you feeling a little cheated, there is genuine mystery for the initial episodes but clearly the writer couldn't think of a mysterious enough ending so went for the obvious and used method.
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- AnecdotesThe song played over the end credits is by Tomohisa Yamashita who plays Aki.
- GaffesThe helicopter used by the rescue team is much bigger inside than when filmed from outside. Clearly two different helicopter types.
- ConnexionsReferenced in Cinemascomics: Entrevistas: The Head temporada 2 entrevistas al equipo (2023)
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