At Canada’s northernmost edge lies a remote and barren wilderness: Ellesmere Island.

The film follows a family of wolves as they struggle to raise their pups in this unforgiving environment. Set within a stunning landscape, this documentary offers a glimpse into a world that’s rarely been seen before. At its core, a wolf pack. Everyone must work together to survive. Snow White and Alpha — the pack’s mother and father — are a dedicated couple. After leading their family through the dark winter months, they now embark on a new challenge: to raise their pups in the brief arctic summer. With never-before-seen footage of wolf family life, the film is a dramatic and touching story of loyalty, companionship and devotion. It reveals the struggles and triumphs of a family working to survive in one of the last great wildernesses on Earth.

"White Wolves - Ghosts of the Arctic" for "CBC Nature of Things“ and "Arctic Wolf Pack“ for "PBS Nature“. "Polarwölfe – Überleben in Kanadas Arktis" for NDR. 

Canadian Diversity Film Festival - Best Nature/Wildlife Documentary

NaturVision - German Wildlife Film Award

Animal Behavior Society Film Festival - Best of Festival

Green Screen - Best of Festival

IWFF Missoula - Finalist