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Joe Carnahan · 2011 · survival

Joe Carnahan's 2011 film. When their plane goes down in the remote Alaskan wilderness, a handful of oil-rig roughnecks survive the crash only to face sub-zero cold and a pack of aggressive wolves defending their territory. Led by the hunter Ottway, the dwindling group treks away from the wreckage toward the treeline and a river, fighting the wild and their own fear every mile.

  1. 1
    The refinery

    The remote Alaskan oil installation on the North Slope where the roughnecks board a flight south for leave, only for the plane to break apart in a storm over the wilderness.

  2. 2
    The crash site

    The frozen wreck in the snowbound wild where a handful survive, and the hunter Ottway takes charge as a pack of wolves begins to stalk the men through the whiteout.

  3. 3
    The river

    The treeline and river valley the survivors trek toward across the open tundra, seeking cover and a way out as the wolves and the cold pick them off one by one.

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