our journey

  • Our Journey Continued From Page 5

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    514 years after Columbus 80% of the world’s indigenous people still live in remote rural communities beyond the range of conventional film distribution. Virtually invisible and excluded from modern communications services, a worldwide Aboriginal audience has no influence on the global film industry until it can contribute to the ‘gross box office’ that drives modern media priorities.

    Uqalimakkanirit

    uploaded date: 24-09-2009

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    Beyond the Art-house: A National Event

    In 2002 Atanarjuat the Fast Runner was a surprise international success. In the U.S. it grossed $3 million mostly in Landmark Theatres including 18 weeks at the Sunshine in New York and went on to wide DVD release by Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment.… Uqalimakkanirit

    uploaded date: 24-09-2009

  • Our Journey Continued From Page 1

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    channel: Isuma Productions

    The Inuit word Isuma means ‘to have a thought.’ Igloolik Isuma Productions, the film’s producer, is Thinking Productions. Their headquarters in Igloolik has a sign over the door that greets visitors and passers-by alike, in Inuktitut letters saying, ISUMA. Think! Why is it important if The Journals of Knud Rasmussen proves Inuit had Isuma even before they were ‘civilized’?… Uqalimakkanirit

    uploaded date: 24-09-2009