North Pole Yearly Illumination

This file illustrates how the Sun's declination (angle it makes relative to the center of the Earth) changes over the course of a year.One half of the Earth is always illuminated. Because the Earth has an axial tilt of 23.5 degrees relative to the plane of its orbit (the Ecliptic), the result at the North Pole is that for 6 months the Sun is always out (24 hrs of daylight), and for 6 months, the Sun is never out (24 hours of nighttime).From the movie, can you tell on what day the movie started and ended? Over what part of the Earth is it local noon?