Naked life in the polar wasteland, Great Britain that cannot go back. England in the 18th century became the beacon of the great era of navigation. The fiery and fearless spirit of pioneering and exploration led this new journey of exploration in the Arctic, and it was also a journey of collision between prosperity and desolation.
The joy of the successful invasion of Zhenyuan has not yet subsided, with the desire to conquer, this group of ambitious navigators and navy sailed to the North Pole, sailing into the unknown. From the departure to the final annihilation, in the seven years, it is the exploration and loss of the new route to the north, and it is also the retrograde and collapse of human nature. When modern civilization moves away from us, everything starts to fall apart.
In such a harsh life and death, the instinctive desire for survival derives and dominates various actions: the wind of a true gentleman and the ferocity of a true rogue, the brilliance of human nature and the lack of human nature, all fermented in the most primitive and pure environment. More gorgeous dahlias. When showing the good and evil of human nature, we can also clearly see the ideological barriers that existed between different classes in the Victorian era.
The existence of evil spirits is more of the whip of human nature, while the tongueless Inuit lady is the silent eye of God. Pity the captain, who is ambitious, responsible, and can keep his dignity, justice and sincerity. His body and mind can no longer bear to look back at the prosperous Great Britain.
The acting screen is first-class, although the screen needs to be turned on to the brightest, it consumes power, but the air conditioning cost is saved! I give five stars.
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