Project Iceman

Project Iceman is not just any documentary. What makes it remarkable is how deep we get to dive into Anders' journey, his motivation and his struggles. The decision to make this film independently meant that it remained real, raw and brutally honest. The story-telling comes from the heart and you can tell that the message of the film meant so much, not only to Anders (The Iceman) and Ammar (the director) but also to the entire crew.

Project Iceman will have you on the edge of your seat, it will have you laughing, crying and everything in between but most importantly - it will leave you wanting more from life and will open up a whole new way of looking at things that may have always seemed 'impossible'.

This film is incredible, a lot of relatable struggles. Its a film that can change you view on life, or even the way you live it. I felt all kinds of emotions during the premiere, Congrats I would love to see a recap of how the participants are now, a specially the filmcrew.

The commitment and drive of Anders is so amazing to witness, it put the limits you give yourself in perspective, it made me start to think about my life, which is really difficult to achieve in a film, the director as a good eye for storytelling, aspecially since it is one of his first documentaries.

Its not a slow story, by shifting between scenes which make it fun to watch.

This is documentary I didn't know I needed until I watched it. I walked out of this movie searching for what thing I can push myself in, and woke up the next morning wanting to take a long swim in the ice cold hudson river. Some cold showers. To remind myself what I already knew.

Shot by the Yes Theory team, the filmmaking shines, and it sucks you in to a journey you have to see all the way through. You meet the team, and everyone has something to give, and the animations threaded through the film tie it all together in a way I've never seen before, this will become a trend.

We are WAY more capable than we think we are, and there's nothing we can't do.

Thank you Anders, I needed this.

This is not just a film about pushing through physical discomfort, this is a film about going after your dreams no matter what stands in your way. It shows the process of having a dream. Starting with an idea and then the steps and missteps it takes to get to the dream. You are truly rooting for Anders the whole film. The great thing about this movie is the effort and love put into it. To this day, the team is still putting everything they got into this film because they believe in it that much. They want it to inspire as many people as possible. You would think that Anders was just the protagonist, but he has been part of each step of creating this whole film. Leaving this film really makes you question your life. How you are living, what you want out of life, who you have around you. You don't necessarily have to take on Antartica, but it makes you think deeply about how you would like to spend your time here on earth.

If you are feeling lost in life, this is a must watch.

The film displays how our perceptions are the only things that are limiting us from achieving our deepest, most authentic dreams. We embark on a journey watching Anders, the protagonist, set out to do something that has been deemed impossible. We watch him as he risks everything to prove to the world and himself that anything is possible. It will leave you with a new outlook on the world and a powerful inspiration.

The film's nonchalant vlogging style makes us feel as if we're just watching a friend go through the journey and we get to see a vulnerable side of each team member in the expedition.