Ice on Fire

Exploring innovative solutions to climate change

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About Ice on Fire

Released: 2019

Platform: Hulu

Rating: TVPG

Run time: 1h 38m

Cast
Leonardo DiCaprio

Ice on Fire (2019) - Overview

About Ice on Fire

'Ice on Fire' is a 2019 documentary movie that explores the perils of climate change and the solutions that can, not just slow down the process, but can also roll back the damage already done. The movie takes us through the most complicated issues of our time and presents a path forward in a way that is both educational and compelling.

Making / Production

The film 'Ice on Fire' was produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, George DiCaprio and Mathew Schmid and directed by Leila Conners. The film was shot over a period of several years across countries around the globe, including the USA, Norway, Iceland, and Costa Rica. The shooting locations ranged from the Arctic region to the fish breeding grounds of the Atlantic Ocean.

Actors

  • Leonardo DiCaprio - He is not only the producer of the movie but also the narrator. He helps to guide the audience through the complex topic of global climate change in a comprehendible manner.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • 'Ice on Fire' premiered at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival,
  • The movie highlights innovative ways technologies and innovations from around the world that can help reduce carbon in the atmosphere.
  • Leonardo DiCaprio, the producer and narrator, is a well-known environmental activist.
  • Leonardo DiCaprio and director Leila Conners also worked together on the 2007 environmental film, 'The 11th Hour.'

Awards

While the movie has had a significant cultural impact, it hasn't won any notable awards as of yet.

Quotes

  • “Never before in history has so much hope been sparked for re-stabilizing our planet's climate.”

Music, Soundtrack

  • The moving soundtrack is composed by Jeremy Soule and Jonah Johnson to compliment the gravity of the documentary's subject matter.