One Hundred and Forty Days Under the World

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Title

One Hundred and Forty Days Under the World

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NZ On Screen

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New Zealand’s Antarctic presence is still in its infancy as this striking Academy Award-nominated NFU documentary chronicles the six month polar summer of 1963/64. Sled teams pulled by teams of huskies are despatched to explore far flung corners, nothing is too small — or too great — to be analysed by a battery of scientists, and the base at Cape Hallett is resupplied (it suffered a serious fire shortly afterwards). However, all of this activity seems to make little impression on a remarkable...

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Video

Date created

1964

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/one-hundred-and-forty-days-under-the-world-1964

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exploration / dogs / ice / snow / icebreaker / penguins / scott base / south pole / antarctica

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