This is one documentary that is sure to amaze as much as it is set to educate. There are very few places on Earth that are geographically as naturally beautiful as Alaska is and this film documents exactly that. In the face of all the natural adversities that a place like Alaska faces, the film captures how the wildlife and nature survive in harmony together

with their raging packs of wolves, the resilience of the majestic and beautiful Polar bear, the shaping of the glaciers and life in itself as one can see it in Alaska. The very wilderness of this white beauty is a splendor and is thus an educational piece for most of us who are not aware of this other part of our own world. For growing children this is the perfect documentary to watch to educate themselves without being confined in the walls of a classroom but perhaps learning more about geography and natural life than anywhere else. The film aims at educating us about the beauty and the natural occurrences that are so different from our daily lives as it is in Alaska and at the same time the beauty of the region is so admirable. Growing children need films like ‘Alaska: Spirit of the Wild’ that would be able to subtly increase their knowledge of the world around them while stunning and capturing their attention through the aesthetics of what is on screen. Even education can be that interesting.