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A 1996 film about two kids with a [[Missing Mom]] who search for their bush pilot father who goes missing in the [[Alaska|Alaskan]] wilderness. The kids meet a polar bear cub who helps them along the way. Little do they know that a poacher named Colin Perry (Charlton Heston) -- who captured the cub after killing her mother in the beginning -- is pursuing them.
A 1996 film about two kids with a [[Missing Mom]] who search for their bush pilot father who goes missing in the [[Alaska|Alaskan]] wilderness. The kids meet a polar bear cub who helps them along the way. Little do they know that a poacher named Colin Perry (Charlton Heston) -- who captured the cub after killing her mother in the beginning -- is pursuing them.
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=== This film contains examples of: ===
* [[Age-Appropriate Angst]]: Sean, who reasonably gets angry over his mother being dead.
* [[Age-Appropriate Angst]]: Sean, who reasonably gets angry over his mother being dead.
* [[Dead Guy Puppet]]:The poachers take the mother bear's hollowed out carcass and use it as a hand puppet to tease the baby.
* [[Dead Guy Puppet]]:The poachers take the mother bear's hollowed out carcass and use it as a hand puppet to tease the baby.

Revision as of 03:38, 7 November 2015

A 1996 film about two kids with a Missing Mom who search for their bush pilot father who goes missing in the Alaskan wilderness. The kids meet a polar bear cub who helps them along the way. Little do they know that a poacher named Colin Perry (Charlton Heston) -- who captured the cub after killing her mother in the beginning -- is pursuing them.


Tropes used in Alaska (film) include:

Perry: "It's a shame to seperate a mother and child isn't it?"