The Lost Tribe

One Antarctican winter isolated from the rest of the world, but not from eachother. "South of Sanity" is the first ever fictional feature film made in Antarctica. Routledge research station, Antarctica Fourteen souls were left to winter-over on Britain's largest Antarctic base. Nearly six months into winter all contact was lost. When a rescue team was sent into investigate no one was found alive. . . . . . . Cut off from the outside world, the small community gradually become fractured and antagonistic. From out of this dark crucible of malcontent, a killer emerges. In the isolated and disparate group, members are picked off one by one, paranoia ensues and no one is safe. Filmed and edited entirely on location in Antarctica, the story demonstrates that, even in the most inhospitable environment on earth, the most malevolent threat lurks inside ourselves —Matt Edwards