
Nova Zembla
History · Drama
Overview
Gerrit de Veer, a novice writer on a 16th-century Dutch merchant vessel, chronicles the daring mission to discover a trade route across the North Pole to Asia. But the heroic journey turns into tragedy when the ship gets stuck in the relentless, penetrating ice. The men are forced to spend the winter on the frozen, arctic wasteland of Nova Zembla, fighting polar bears, hunger and lethal temperatures. Their chances of making it until the following spring are virtually zero.
Top Cast


Robert de Hoog
Robert de Hoog
Gerrit de Veer
Robert de Hoog
Gerrit de Veer


Jan Decleir
Jan Decleir
Petrus Plancius
Jan Decleir
Petrus Plancius


Derek de Lint
Derek de Lint
Willem Barentsz
Derek de Lint
Willem Barentsz


Doutzen Kroes
Doutzen Kroes
Catharina Plancius
Doutzen Kroes
Catharina Plancius


Victor Reinier
Victor Reinier
Jacob van Heemskerck
Victor Reinier
Jacob van Heemskerck


Juda Goslinga
Juda Goslinga
Laurens
Juda Goslinga
Laurens


Bas Keijzer
Bas Keijzer
Kok
Bas Keijzer
Kok


Teun Kuilboer
Teun Kuilboer
Pieter Vos
Teun Kuilboer
Pieter Vos


Mads Wittermans
Mads Wittermans
Chirurgijn
Mads Wittermans
Chirurgijn


Semmy Schilt
Semmy Schilt
Claes
Semmy Schilt
Claes
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