Captures one of the coldest and most challenging races in recent memory. Through brutal temperatures, relentless winds, and unforgiving trail conditions, mushers and their
teams pushed forward across nearly 1,000 miles of remote Alaskan wilderness in pursuit of the finish line in Nome. From seasoned veterans chasing another chapter in their legacy to determined rookies experiencing the race for the very first time, every mile of the journey demanded resilience, grit, and trust between musher and dog team. 

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At the heart of the story is Jessie Holmes and his remarkable run through the 2026 race, showcasing the determination, strategy, and bond with his dogs that carried him across Alaska's frozen landscape. But this documentary is far more than a single victory story. It is a tribute to every competitor who faced the bitter cold head-on, every handler and volunteer working behind the scenes, the rural Alaska communities and checkpoints that welcome the race each year, and the incredible canine athletes whose strength and spirit define the Last Great Race®. Together, they represent the enduring culture, history, and partnership between people and sled dogs that has shaped Alaska for centuries.

Experience the triumphs, heartbreaks, sleepless nights, and unforgettable moments that unfolded along the historic Iditarod Trail. Featuring breathtaking cinematography, intimate storytelling, and the raw beauty of Alaska in winter, A SEVEN DOG NIGHT immerses viewers in the emotion and endurance of the 54th running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race — a race where survival itself became part of the story.

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Documentary | NR | 2h 30m