Alaska

Alaska

Year: 1996

Runtime: 109 mins

Language: English

Director: Fraser Clarke Heston

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After his wife’s death, former airline pilot Jake Barnes moves his children Sean and Jessie to Alaska, delivering supplies by plane. A storm forces him to crash in the mountains. Frustrated by official inaction, the siblings trek to rescue him, aided by a rescued polar bear and opposed by a ruthless poacher. Their quest sparks conflict and adventure.

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