Exposure

Shows the true power of women. Incredible cinematography. Wonderful story of a group of women and their quest to get to the North Pole. Holly Morris not only produced, directed but also was a principal cinematographer. There's an interesting dynamic between all these women as they look to conquer a seemingly insurmountable goal. Film takes place in a variety of locales from hot to very very cold. The score is also delightful and although there's a lesson here about the Arctic and our changing environment you will feel good after seeing this film. You can tell the love and devotion the filmmakers had in making this film.

This film is an edge-of-your seat adventure, that is incredibly inspiring. Not just because these women went and did a really hard thing like nothing they've ever done before. But also because when you see this landscape, you are reminded that our planet - and we upon it - are fragile, and ever changing, and precious, and in need of compassion, love, community, and a better future.

I whole-heartedly recommend this film if you are looking for a film that will change your perspective on life and the power of challenging yourself. "Exposure" is a story of hope and perseverance that will not only have you at the edge of your seat but will have you reaching for the nearest box of tissues. "Exposure" is a wild ride filled with beauty and courage, exactly what the world needs right now. I am not only inspired by the women whose true stories are beautifully captured in this spectacular documentary, but also by the filmmakers themselves. Holly Morris is a force of nature and I can't wait to see what other mountains she moves.