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Inuuvunga - I Am Inuk, I Am Alive

Hockey, hip hop, hunting and midnight Ski-Doo rides. Welcome to Inukjuak. It's the final year of high school for eight teens at Innalik school in this remote town in northern Quebec. Through an initiative of the National Film Board, these eight students have been selected to document this pivotal year of their lives. To teach them some basics, the NFB has dispatched filmmakers Daniel Cross and Mila Aung-Thwin. The result of their collaboration is Inuuvunga, a vibrant and utterly contemporary view of life in Canada's North. The students use their new film skills to address a broad range of issues, from the widening communication gap with their elders to the loss of their peers to suicide. Throughout, they reveal an unusual and fascinating mix of southern and northern cultures. Kids listen to hip-hop music and engage in traditional fox trapping. A schoolroom floor is the scene of the gutting of a freshly killed seal. Seamless and startling, Inuuvunga paints a rich portrait of coming of age in an Inuit town and helps to dispel the myths of northern isolation and desolation. Instead, we discover a place where hope and strength overcome struggle.

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  • "I am Inuk, I am alive"
  • "Inuuvunga: je suis Inuk, je suis vivant"

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  • "Hockey, hip hop, hunting and midnight Ski-Doo rides. Welcome to Inukjuak. It's the final year of high school for eight teens at Innalik school in this remote town in northern Quebec. Through an initiative of the National Film Board, these eight students have been selected to document this pivotal year of their lives. To teach them some basics, the NFB has dispatched filmmakers Daniel Cross and Mila Aung-Thwin. The result of their collaboration is Inuuvunga, a vibrant and utterly contemporary view of life in Canada's North. The students use their new film skills to address a broad range of issues, from the widening communication gap with their elders to the loss of their peers to suicide. Throughout, they reveal an unusual and fascinating mix of southern and northern cultures. Kids listen to hip-hop music and engage in traditional fox trapping. A schoolroom floor is the scene of the gutting of a freshly killed seal. Seamless and startling, Inuuvunga paints a rich portrait of coming of age in an Inuit town and helps to dispel the myths of northern isolation and desolation. Instead, we discover a place where hope and strength overcome struggle."
  • "Hockey, hip hop, hunting and midnight Ski-Doo rides. Welcome to Inukjuak. It's the final year of high school for eight teens at Innalik school in this remote town in northern Quebec. Through an initiative of the National Film Board, these eight students have been selected to document this pivotal year of their lives. To teach them some basics, the NFB has dispatched filmmakers Daniel Cross and Mila Aung-Thwin. The result of their collaboration is Inuuvunga, a vibrant and utterly contemporary view of life in Canada's North. The students use their new film skills to address a broad range of issues, from the widening communication gap with their elders to the loss of their peers to suicide. Throughout, they reveal an unusual and fascinating mix of southern and northern cultures. Kids listen to hip-hop music and engage in traditional fox trapping. A schoolroom floor is the scene of the gutting of a freshly killed seal. Seamless and startling, Inuuvunga paints a rich portrait of coming of age in an Inuit town and helps to dispel the myths of northern isolation and desolation. Instead, we discover a place where hope and strength overcome struggle."@en
  • "Eight high school students at Innalik School in Northern Quebec have been selected to videotape life in their community."@en
  • "This documentary follows the final year of high school for eight teens at Innalik school in a remote town of northern Quebec, presenting a vibrant and utterly contemporary view of life in Canada's North. Throughout the film, the students reveal an unusual and fascinating mix of southern and northern cultures. The film paints a rich portrait of coming of age in an Inuit town and helps to dispel the myths of northern isolation and desolation. Instead we discover a place where hope and strength overcome struggle."@en
  • "This documentary follows the final year of high school for eight teens at Innalik school in a remote town of northern Quebec, presenting a vibrant and utterly contemporary view of life in Canada's North. Throughout the film, the students reveal an unusual and fascinating mix of southern and northern cultures. The film paints a rich portrait of coming of age in an Inuit town and helps to dispel the myths of northern isolation and desolation. Instead we discover a place where hope and strength overcome struggle."
  • "Huits adolescents de l'école Innalik à Inukjuak, village situé tout au nord du Québec, au Nunavik, en sont à leur dernière année de secondaire. Grâce à un projet de l'ONF, ils ont été sélectionnés pour documenter cette année charnière de leur vie. (ONF)."

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  • "Inuuvunga - I Am Inuk, I Am Alive"
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  • "Inuuvunga I am Inuk, I am alive"@en
  • "Inuuvunga I am Inuk, I am alive"
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