Overview of articles
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Fish Traps
Near Igloolik in the 1930s, a summer comes to its end. Three families build a saputi, with which they catch fish swimming upstream for the…Published on: -
Seconde Valse
Portrait of both a landscape and the future of the young people in a rural setting. Three days in the lives of two children.Published on: -
Our Land – Episode 13 (Happy Day)
Christmas, 1946: with lots of meat and warm shelter against the biting cold, it’s a great time for parties and storytelling.Published on: -
My First Polar Bear
Young Joshua Kunuk is taken on his first polar-bear hunt, to see the hunt itself, the skinning and cutting up of the bear.The boy’s grandfather…Published on: -
Going Inland
Summer, 1930s: for Igloolik Inuit, this is the time for nunaqpa, the long quest for fattened summer caribou, to catch enough meat for the gruelling…Published on: -
FILM(dzama)
FILM(dzama) leans on the surrealist idiom of Dali/Buñuel and Man Ray, and was inspired by magic, humour and disobedience of the work of Marcel Dzama.Published on: -
The 2001 Dedications (1-3)
A triple commemoration of one of the most famous of the film classics, as it was aired on television last year.Published on: -
Our Land – Episode 11 (Caribou Hunt)
Autumn comes early and the weather is getting colder. Lakes are frozen and the sea ice gets thicker every day.Published on: -
Bowhead!
In August 1996, Inuit hunters from across the Arctic gathered to catch the first legal bowhead whale in more than forty years. This film traces…Published on: -
