The film Polaris takes viewers on an intense, dystopian journey set in a remote part of a world plunges into an eternal winter. The story follows the lives of women who struggle to survive in a harsh environment, tainted by the cruel legacies of past generations, where toxic green goo runs rampant and resources are scarce. The women are vastly outnumbered in this hostile territory, where the brutal Marauders (MORADS) rule with an iron fist, using their collective strength to raid, hunt, and defend themselves against threats. To be a part of this group demands unwavering dedication and the ability to fend for oneself in the face of adversity.
Directed by Kirsten Carthew and written by Paul Cadieux, Polaris offers a unique blend of adventure and action, clocking in at 1 hour and 29 minutes. The original language of the film remains unknown at this time, but the plot promises to immerse audiences in a world where survival requires a fierce sense of determination and resilience. With a storyline packed with societal struggles and the need for relentless perseverance, Polaris aims to captivate and engage audiences with its gripping narrative and visual intensity.
