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Voyage North

Jan 2, 1965
0h 22m
★ 0.0

Overview

This film shows the duties of a young British sailor, Lieutenant Ellison, as his submarine H.M. Artemis sails the pack ice north of Iceland to gather data to complete a scientific survey for the Hydrographic Department.

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Documentary

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