Sailing the North Pole
Directed by Thierry RobertNovember 1, 2010 52mDocumentary, Adventure
7.0
These two were a match made in heaven. Sébastien decided to take Rodolphe on an unprecedented adventure in summer 2011: the crossing of the Arctic ocean in a sail boat, without food supplies, from Deadhorse in Alaska to the Norwegian Islands of Spitzberg, passing by the geographic North Pole. To do so, he created an ingenious catamaran, a hybrid ice yacht, "Ti'Babouche" capable of navigating both on ice and water. Despite the crazy, aborted dream to attempt at a World first, by taking a sail boat to the North Pole, to this little-known summer ice floe, the film reveals the daily life of these two men, in a captivating and spectacular road movie.
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Sailing the North Pole was released on November 1, 2010.
Sailing the North Pole was directed by Thierry Robert.
Sailing the North Pole has a runtime of 52m.
These two were a match made in heaven. Sébastien decided to take Rodolphe on an unprecedented adventure in summer 2011: the crossing of the Arctic ocean in a sail boat, without food supplies, from Deadhorse in Alaska to the Norwegian Islands of Spitzberg, passing by the geographic North Pole. To do so, he created an ingenious catamaran, a hybrid ice yacht, "Ti'Babouche" capable of navigating both on ice and water. Despite the crazy, aborted dream to attempt at a World first, by taking a sail boat to the North Pole, to this little-known summer ice floe, the film reveals the daily life of these two men, in a captivating and spectacular road movie.
The key characters in Sailing the North Pole are Self (Sébastien Roubinet), Self (Rodolphe André).
Sailing the North Pole is a Documentary, Adventure film.