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The adventure of two foxes preparing to become parents for the first time, at a time when global warming is changing the rules for everyone. In Spain, the film was narrated by Jacob Petrus, a zoologist, naturalist and environmentalist known in the country as the creator, director and presenter of the television show Aquí la tierra (2014). There are not many cinema adaptations of animal documentaries. Judging by this film, that might be a mistake. An exciting and captivating story of two arctic foxes and wide, high-quality shots of Arctic nature kept me hooked throughout the film. I was surprised at how many twists and turns this film was able to offer, even though it was just a sequence of events in the lives of foxes. Although they are not human, these actors showed ingenuity and evoked empathy quite successfully. I had to laugh at the cute squeaks of the foxes, was scared by the dull thuds and loud barking of the dogs, and was happy for them when they were reunited after many adventures and the almost imminent death of the male. All in all, a cute little film that children might like, although those who were in the cinema with me were not as captivated as I was. Thanks to the French production team, greetings from Ukraine.

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