Titans of the Ice Age

Set in the final stages of the Ice Age, the world is dominated by megafauna and a harsh climate. Early humans roam alongside woolly giants in a landscape of glaciers and retreating ice. The narrative situates a prehistoric era transitioning toward the modern world as climates warm and ecosystems shift.

The film traverses the frozen landscapes of the Northern Hemisphere, spanning North America, Europe and Asia. Iconic backdrops include the Rocky Mountains, Yellowstone National Park and Alaska, portraying vast ice-filled plains and rugged wilderness. It also nods to the mammoth steppe and Siberian permafrost, where ancient remains like Lyuba and Zed were found.

❄️ Climate

The story centers on how cold climates, glacial forces, and shifting habitats shape the survival of megafauna and early humans. It highlights how climate change drives migrations, habitat loss, and the emergence of new ecological pressures.

💀 Extinction

The film contemplates the fragility of giant species as warming trends and human activity threaten their futures. It invites reflection on how today’s biodiversity might face similar fates if current trends continue.

🔎 Discovery

A sense of scientific investigation threads the journey, uncovering fossil stories like Lyuba and Zed. The exploration frame connects ancient records to modern questions about biodiversity and our relationship with the past.