For thousands of years, Inuit in Canada’s Arctic region have depended on seal hunting for survival. Today, seal hunting, although controversial, is still very important to Inuit communities. Closely tied to traditional knowledge about ways of life on the land, the economy and food security, the practice of seal hunting is crucial for sustainable communities in the North.
Film screening: Angry Inuk
National Canadian Film Day
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
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Photo: CMHR, Doug Little
Event details
- Cost:
- Free ticket required
- Location:
- CMHR, Manitoba Teachers Society Classrooms on Level 1
In her 2016 award winning documentary, Inuk filmmaker Alethea Arnaquq‐Baril presents the many sides of the story, and follows a new tech‐savvy generation of Inuit bringing their voices into the conversation with humour and social media.
Language: English, Inuktitut with English subtitles
The Museum is proudly partnered with REEL CANADA for this program.
Free event; free ticket required. Get your ticket online, by phone at 204–289‑2000, or by visiting the main ticketing desk.
