My name is David Kruipen.
"What is sacrifice?
What does it mean to make a real difference?
Throughout my life and career, I have straddled two worlds.
Increasingly I have become...
..respected.
Increasingly my books and articles are published and read.
Increasingly I have been embraced by policymakers...
..and referenced by bureaucrats.
But today I realized...
..that I have...
..misguided myself.
Today I rediscovered...
...what I knew when I was young.
Is that one on her forehead? - I can't look.
Jesus Christ!
I know.
You said it was a tick.
Um, I don't know if it was a tick. - It's not a tick.
It was a bug. - It hurts.
I know, sweetheart, but I need you to stay still.
Okay, it's just about there. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on. Okay okay.
Okay, there, Doug, do you see that?
Jesus! - What?
See those hairs? - Get the tweezers, the tweezers.
I want you to grab it. Honey, keep your head still, please.
Get back in so I can see it. - What?
Get... Okay... Just...
Shit.
What do I do? What do I do?
We have to do something about the population.
And what is wrong with the population? - We have too many people.
There's way too many people using way too much stuff.
That's why we have global warming.
They will tell you that we are on the verge of imminent destruction.
The carbon dioxide in the air is gonna turn our atmosphere into a microwave...
..and we're all gonna burn and die.
What a load of crap.
I don't care what they say.
It's not atleast a meltdown or anything like that.
For decades we've been warned.
Global warming is definitely real and it's potentially catastrophic.
I believe it's prophecy being fulfilled...
..hard times are spoken about in the Bible.
Global warming is becoming a religion...
..for some of these... for some of these loonies.
Of course there's global warming and of course it's man-made.
It's a hoax.
The melting Arctic will reveal a frightening truth.
I don't think that people are going to do enough in time.
We're on the brink of Armageddon. Most of us will die.
The few of us who survive will be...
...living in a world like Somalia.
And what can we do about it?
We make small sacrifices, but the real ones that really matter...
The world will change, I don't think. - Ever.
What does it mean to make a real difference?
..radical environmentalists and clearly a legitimate terrorist threat.
When non-violent methods fail to...
..change people's minds quickly enough...
Well, we have to consider other options.
The time is now. - We have a breaking story.
It's spreading quickly and hospitals cannot keep up.
Thousands are violently ill, hundreds dead.
There is complete chaos in the streets.
400 people have died. At least 10,000 are infected.
State troopers and the National Guard who been ordered to seal off all borders...
..as people are trying to flee.
When nature is the terrorist...
We're gonna... we're gonna die.
It's too late to do anything.
Die, I'm gonna die, I'm gonna die!
I'm gonna... Help me!
One of the horrors...
The worst bioterrorism we've ever known.
Oh, my God!
I'm dead!
David!
A couple hundred pounds underweight.
He must have traveled far.
The teeth like two years old.
He probably tried to swim...
..off island, had to come back.
Not enough ice.
What's he saying?
He's saying get the fuck over here.
What did you find, man?
What is it?
Manalu.
The pine beetle is just one example...
..of the profound impact global warming is having on the planet.
The truth is our way of life is leaving the door open...
..to an infinite number of threats...
..equally as pernicious as the tiny pine beetle.
We're not going to see an end to this sort of horror...
..unless sacrifices are made.
And that's all for now.
Now as you know, a few of you will have the honor...
..of joining the renown Dr. Kruipen and his team.
Studying the impact of global warming...
..on polar bears.
Atom Galen,
Federico Fulce,
..and Ling Chen.
Yes, Atom?
I thought there were four students going on the trip.
So did I. Unfortunately that is no longer the case.
Jesus Christ!
You know, we probably would have been there by now...
..if you guys didn't have to, like, put on four different bathing suits.
I asked you to please not call me.
Evelyn, don't hang up. It's important.
We discovered something. I want you to come up.
I told you, I'm not ready to see you.
Can we please just leave it at that?
Ev, I just...
I want you to understand.
You want me to understand?
Dad, you couldn't even make it to her funeral.
Evelyn, this is important.
It's important to our cause.
Look, Dad. It's not my cause.
It's your cause. You're the one who chose...
Okay, so apparently people just get out of vehicles when they're moving.
Everybody knows about global warming. Congratulations.
It just really too bad nobody really gives a shit.
Ev, I'll...
..give you all of your mother's money.
No more monthly payments? - That's right.
There are some students coming up from Dawson...
I'll-I'll save you a seat.
Hey, Evy, get in the car!
Uh, I'll... I don't know. I'll think about it.
Get in the car! - Dad, look, I have to go.
I'll think about it. Could you hold on a minute?
We're moving. - Calm down.
How can I communicate with the world...
..when I can't even communicate with my own daughter?
She's just angry right now. She'll come around.
What?
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Eight hours from bottle to throttle, buddy.
You good?
Yeah, I'm good.
Someone named Ling called.
Said she was running a few minutes late. - Thanks.
Sounded cute.
Hello?
Bart, I need your help.
Dr. Kruipen?
I can't reach Evy. She can't come up.
Why? Is everything okay? - Yes, everything's fine.
Just make sure she doesn't come up.
Okay.
Tell her that I'll send the paperwork back with you.
Sure.
Listen...
Did you reach Bart?
David, did you tell them not to come?
To call for help?
Yes, I did. - Thank God.
Nuti is...
..he's much worse.
And I'm...
I'm not much better.
Hey, nice chopper. - Thanks.
Where are you from? - Dawson City.
Where are you from originally? - Dawson City.
One of you gentlemen want to help her with her bags there?
Yeah.
Here, let me take that for you. - No thanks.
Oh, hey, let me get that. - Oh, thank you.
Thanks.
Can I ride in the front? - Yeah.
There you go. Hop in. - Thanks.
Oh, shit!
Uh, just put your stuff in the back there, guys.
Evy. - Hey, Bart.
Well... Shit!
You weren't supposed to come up.
What? - That's what he said.
I was supposed to give you some sort of paperwork when I got back.
So he doesn't even want me to come up there?
I'm sure he's got his reasons.
You know what?
I don't really care what he says. I'm coming.
Uh-Uh... Evy?
Listen!
That's gonna put me in a really tight spot.
See because... - Sorry, Bart.
Yeah, you see, I kinda... I promised him...
Okay.
Ground Control, this is Major Tom. We're outta here, man.
This is Ground Control. You're cleared for takeoff.
Did I hear that you're David Kruipen's daughter?
Yeah.
No way. That... That must be so cool.
Yeah, he's my hero.
Is it true that when he was younger, he...
..sabotaged a pipeline that was blocking migratory caribou?
I guess so, yeah. - Huh, sure has changed.
It's okay, buddy. It's okay.
I'll wrap him in plastic...
..just in case.
Make sure it's sealed.
We need to protect ourselves...
..until we're ready.
Are you okay?
No.
Ready for what?
Edward, ready for what?
Look at that ice.
Yeah, she's breaking up more and more every year.
It's terrible. When are we gonna wake up?
It's not that easy, buddy.
Not when people's lifestyles are at stake.
What are you implying, Federico?
I'm just saying that we can't ignore the reality of what we're up against.
Well, somebody's got to take responsibility.
Okay, sure. But what are we really doing to stop it?
I mean really stop it?
Okay, look at Kruipen.
He's attacking the problem from the inside out...
..changing how people think.
And what if we don't have that much time? Then what?
Maybe the best way to change how people think is to...
..blow something up, you know?
Well, look at that ice down there. I mean, that's melting fast.
What do you think?
Oh, you don't want to know what I think.
Sure we do.
Honestly, I think that people are incapable of change...
..and our days are numbered.
Might as well enjoy the place while we can.
See? That's exactly what I'm talking about.
Nobody's willing to make any sacrifices.
Thar she blows!
There's no power.
What is that smell?
Smells like something died in here.
Mmm, ahem!
Hello!
Dr. Kruipen? Edward?
Why is there no heat?
Yeah, wouldn't the pipes freeze at night?
They must be out in the field.
There's no running water either.
The genny must be off.
I'm gonna go check it out, okay? - Alright.
Hey, where you going?
The restroom. Is that okay with you?
Well, now we know why one of us got bumped.
Yeah, and she doesn't even sound like she wants to be here.
Shit!
Did you want a water?
No thanks.
I'm gonna go look around.
Ling...
Look, I know I can never expect you to trust me again.
I made a huge mistake.
You are so full of shit.
What, a little makeup sex in the Arctic?
Something to tell your buddies about?
You know it's not like that. - Oh, really?
Well, then... why tell me this now?
I don't know.
Hey, you were so angry.
And I was scared.
Evelyn?
I'm looking for something that belongs to me.
You don't really believe what you said in the helicopter, do you?
What did I say?
About just giving up.
Bet your dad doesn't think that.
You'd probably know what he thinks better than I do.
My dad's in the oil business.
A few years ago, one of his rigs hit sour gas...
..and the well blew out.
The gas blew downwind and killed nine people.
I asked him how he could live with himself and you know what he said?
"Plenty more where they came from."
Just part of the risk.
So now you know why I'm willing to blow shit up.
You don't really think that eco-terrorism is the answer.
I don't know.
But I want to do what needs to be done, you know.
I mean, I wanna be there when the ball starts rolling.
There's a flashlight in the lab. We're gonna need it if the genny doesn't start.
Ewww.
Oh, man! - Ugh.
Oh, that's brutal.
Oh, God! It stinks.
What the hell is that?
I don't know.
Hold on. Don't get so close.
Oh, my God!
Oh, shit! Are you okay? - Yeah, it's okay.
Hello?
Yeah, we're in here.
Oh, Jeez Louise!
Not exactly my choice of words, but...
..yeah.
Why do they have this rotting bear in here?
I don't know, but I need a picture of it.
Aww! Something just bit me.
What?
I think it's just a flea bite. You're gonna make it.
Let's get out of here. The stink is getting to me.
Evelyn, hold up.
I heard a gunshot.
What?
From out in the field, when I was filling up the genny.
Look, I'm sure it's nothing.
I just thought you should know.
Okay? - Thanks.
My name is David Kruipen.
"What is sacrifice?"
Base station to field station, come in.
Base station to field station.
Dad?
Dad, are you out there?
Evelyn?
Jane, could you please put my dad on?
What are you doing here? You're not supposed to be here.
I don't really wanna discuss this with you. Could you please put my dad on?
Evelyn, are the students with you?
Yes, of course they're here. Why wouldn't they be?
Jane, could you please put my father on?
David!
They're here! The students are here.
David? Evelyn's here.
She's on the radio.
She's at the base station.
What's going on, David?
Evelyn, what you doing here?
So now you don't even want to see me? - I do.
It's just... it's very important that you stay where you are.
Where are you? Everybody's waiting.
Please do what I'm saying. Just this once.
What's going on? - Just do what I'm asking to do this one time.
Okay?
Please?
Okay. Fine.
Good.
Why are they here?
I don't know. - What did you do?
You should lay down.
I'll be there in a minute.
The students are here. Evelyn too.
What did you tell Jane?
Nothing. I don't think she's...
..got the strength to go through with it.
I'll take care of it. - I know.
We're doing the right thing. - I know.
Jane?
Edward, no!
Any luck?
Uh, yeah. Yeah, they're on their way.
Good.
Everything okay?
I don't know.
Why did he tell you not to bring me?
He didn't say. - God! He's such an asshole.
It tears him up, Evy. It really does.
Look, I know you're probably still mad about the funeral.
But he did everything he could to get there.
I mean, we were snowed in. - Yeah, I know.
You hear that?
Yeah, what is that?
It sounds like...
..homo sapiens mating.
I missed you so much.
I know you did.
A bug! Jesus!
What? - It's a bug.
It's just a bug. - You don't understand.
It's something I've had since I was a kid. It's a phobia, okay?
It's... it's a...
I can't handle it.
You never told me that.
It's not exactly something I'm proud of.
All right? Now come on, let's go.
Where you going? I'm not gonna go sleep out there.
Okay, come on, you don't understand. I can't stay here.
Please come with me. - It's okay, Feddy.
I'll look after you. - I can't stay here.
Okay? I'll be in the other room.
What are you doing?
Somebody's here.
Bart!
You guys! - Oh, God.
I feel like ass.
Dude, your arm is bleeding.
Jeez Louise, this ain't no flea bite.
Aww! - Stop scratching it.
It's flipping itchy, man.
Hello?
Dad?
Hello?
Jane? Oh, my God!
Help! Somebody help!
What was that?
What's going on?
Ling?
No! No, Ling...
Ling, honey, it's okay.
Ling, you'll be fine, baby.
Who the hell is this? - My dad's assistant.
Evelyn found her in the helicopter.
Jesus Christ!
I... I thought there was a bug.
Uh-huh. - It was just my zipper.
Yeah.
I'm gonna try my dad again. - Okay.
Oh, uh...
..sorry.
Base station to field station, come in.
Dad, it's me. Come in.
Dad, are you there?
Is she contagious?
I don't know.
She's burning up. Might be pneumonia.
We gotta get her out of here. She needs medical attention.
That's the best idea I've heard in a long time.
This place is infested with bugs. Ling's got bites all over her face.
We gotta get out of here. I got this... I got this medical condition.
Its..It's... It's a medical condition.
It's a phobia. It's like a panic attack!
All right, all right.
As soon as light breaks, we'll fly out to Sachs Harbour.
What about my dad? Nobody's answering at the field station.
Something's obviously happened out there... something bad.
We don't even know where "out there" is, do we?
What?
Look, the ATV she came in has a GPS unit.
So, we'll get the coordinates for the field station. We'll fly out there...
..and we'll see what's going on.
If there's an emergency, we'll call for a second chopper.
Okay, sounds reasonable.
Guys, I'm sorry.
It's all right. Let's load everything into the helicopter.
We'll come back and we'll get Jane.
Thank you. - Okay.
Where did you get my dad's camera?
It was in Jane's jacket.
Are you okay? - Mm-hmm.
There's no tape.
Hey, guys, come on. Let's get packing. Let's go.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
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What time is it? - About 3:00 a.m.
Jesus!
Holy shit!
What is it?
Oh, man.
What? - Take a look.
Jesus H Christ.
What the heck was she thinking? - That's a really good question.
What?
Sabotage. - Jane.
It'll take me a couple hours to fix this.
You gotta be kidding me? Can't we call another helicopter?
It won't take me that long.
Oh, whoa whoa! What's that for?
Relax, it's just a precaution.
I have to go. - Evy!
Where are you going? - The field station.
I don't think that's a good idea. - Yeah, no kidding.
What if this thing's fixed and you're not back?
Evy! - Honestly, what do we do?
Hey, that woman's really sick. I don't think she can breathe.
Come on.
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
Oh, Jane!
Jane, it's me. It's Evelyn.
Oh, no!
We have to do something. It's okay.
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
Sorry for what? It's okay.
Don't let them leave. - Let who leave?
No. - Holy shit!
She can't breathe! - What can I do? Tell me what to do!
No, stay with me, please. Please!
Jane, stay with me. It's okay.
No! No!
No! - No no no no! I wouldn't do that, no.
Better seal off the room. Who knows what she's got?
Yeah, it's a good call.
There.. there's some plastic...
..around back by the genny.
Yeah.
Come on, everybody out.
Now.
Just give me a minute. I knew her!
Evy?
Oh, God damn it.
Hey, where the hell is she going? I thought we agreed to stick together?
Atom!
Where the hell do you think you're going?
That woman just died in there, man. Think about it.
There's her dad out there, man.
As soon as that helicopter gets fixed, we're getting out of here.
Get the duct tape. Let's seal up this door.
Evelyn!
Wait for me. - What are you doing?
I'm coming with you.
Why'd you stop?
Shit, man.
Shit!
How is it going? - It's worse than I thought.
Why didn't you say something? We should be calling for help.
Look, I'm doing everything I can, okay? - This is so fucked.
Dad?
Holy crap!
Is that a woolly mammoth?
Jesus, it's pristine.
What is it?
Looks like eggs of some kind.
Yeah, it looks like they're thawing with the mammoth.
Oh, my God! Did you see that?
That's impossible.
Isn't there that species of frog?
Yeah, the-the... Um...
..the wood frog. It's liver glycogen converts to glucose...
..but, you know, that happens over a winter.
This thing's gotta be what? 20,000 years old?
Yeah.
Dad?
Oh.. Oh, my God!
Who is that? - It's Edward.
He.. He works for my dad.
Dad!
No no no.
No no no... - Evelyn?
No, God, no!