Long Way North

In 19th century Russia, a young aristocratic girl named Sasha embarks on an extraordinary journey to the Arctic in search of her explorer grandfather and his legendary ice-breaking ship. Facing harsh elements and societal skepticism, she teams up with a gruff but experienced ship captain to uncover the truth about her grandfather's expedition and reclaim her family's honor.

Long Way North received widespread critical acclaim for its stunning visual style, compelling narrative, and strong female protagonist. Critics lauded its unique hand-drawn animation and its powerful themes of independence, determination, and discovery, making it a standout animated film for both children and adults.

• Praised for its distinctive and beautiful animation style.

• Celebrated for its inspiring and strong female lead character.

• Commended for its engaging and adventurous storyline.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's breathtaking animation and captivating adventure. Viewers often mention Sasha's bravery and resilience as particularly inspiring, making it a family-friendly film that resonates with a wide age range.

Nominated for Best Animated Feature at the César Awards, Won Best Animated Feature at the Lumière Awards, Won Audience Award for Best Animated Feature at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival.

The distinctive art style of 'Long Way North' was inspired by Russian Constructivist art and woodcuts, giving the film a unique, graphic look.