A disaster film about an ice captivity off the coast of Antarctica keeps the audience in suspense not only with the scale of the elements but also with the human conflict in a confined space. Before the viewer is a picture in which the natural element becomes not just a background but a full-fledged force of pressure. In the spring of 1985, the icebreaker, trying to avoid a collision with an iceberg, gets trapped in the ice off the coast of Antarctica and drifts for a long time. From this moment, the film operates on two levels: as a spectacular story about the confrontation between man and harsh environment and as a psychological drama about people forced to make decisions under constant tension. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.