Bear

A passenger flight from Nome to Los Angeles goes off course and crashes in the wilderness of Alaska. The crash site can’t be found, and, after several weeks, all hope for survivors is gone. Several months later, a thirteen year old girl, named Jada, bundled up in raggedy clothes, walks out of the forest followed by a giant Grizzly. Jada walks up to a bear fence and is shot by an old hermit named Ben, who is aiming at the Grizzly. Ben calls authorities, and Jada, in a coma, is airlifted to a hospital. Ben, being sick at heart, visits the hospital every day until Jada is identified and her divorced parents come together to her bedside, and Jada wakes up to a whirlwind of questions: The doctor tells her she’s pregnant and wants to know when that happened; airline officials want to find out what happened during the crash, if there were other survivors, and how far she walked from the crash site; and local reporters are hot on the story of her unbelievable survival during the past six months alone in the wilderness.