Daily
hundreds of species disappear from the earth. At an equally terrific pace disappears
complex, marginalized languages and civilizations. Whole cultures lose
their living space. The dominant globalized and one-sided culture lays
barely notice the disappearances: The downfall of contemporary cultures is not an issue
for the big media.
Directors Jure Breceljnik and Rozle Bregar traveled far north, to East Greenland, to meet the last active Inuit hunters. The daily life of the Inuit has changed dramatically over the past decade, and the documentary sets out to show the weathering of this culture, amidst the overwhelmingly beautiful landscape. Using the cinematographic championship of Rozle Bregar and Wesley Johnson, and the camera work of Miha Augustin, the images act as a final protest cry from a seemingly intact nature – which asks for its right to survive.
Without a future
Behind the enchanting surface hide the bitter and desperate living conditions. . .
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