
Arctic Blast (2010) on Netflix
A solar eclipse chills the mesosphere, and the denser air breaks through the weakened ozone layer. The ICRO meteorologist Jack Tate monitors the anomaly while facing a possible divorce from Emma.
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Plot summary
A solar eclipse above the Pacific Ocean chills the mesosphere, and the cold, denser air penetrates the weakened ozone layer, spreading an ice fog. The fog engulfs the research vessel of the International Climate Research Organization, killing the crew, and an autopsy confirms flash freeze. Zoe Quinn salvages what remains of the research data and finds satellite images of a cold front expanding toward Tasmania. In Hobart, Jack has met a divorce lawyer, and his willingness to stay at ICRO has strained his relationship with his wife Emma, a forensic pathologist, and their daughter Naomi. Jack fears there is little time to warn the people in the cold front's path.
Cast
Michael Shanksas Jack Tate
Alexandra Daviesas Emma Tate
Saskia Hampeleas Zoe
Bruce Davisonas Walter Winslaw
Indiana Evansas Naomi Tate
Robert Mammoneas Charlie Barker
Judith Baribeauas Tammy
- Nick Falkas Brent Durant (as Nicholas Falk)
- Alan Andrewsas Harold Stuart
- Helen Edwardsas Margaret Stuart
- Abbey Rose Leedas Young Woman - Sarah (as Abbey-Rose Leed)
- Jakalyn Gatwardas Franny
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Arctic Blast (2010)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- The entire shoot took just eighteen days, split between sixteen days in Hobart, Tasmania, and two more in Ottawa, Canada for actor Bruce Davison's scenes.
- Director Trenchard-Smith later wrote that one of the film's challenges was making what looks like a bank of thick morning fog feel scary.






















