Deep Dive: Kina & Yuk (2023)
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Kina & Yuk is a narrative nature adventure film that follows two arctic foxes, Kina and Yuk, as they prepare to become parents in a changing environment. Set in Dawson City, Canada, the film depicts the impact of global warming on their habitat, forcing Yuk to search for food in increasingly distant areas. The story unfolds as the melting ice separates the foxes, creating new dangers and territories for them to navigate.
The film combines real wildlife footage with a scripted narrative, narrated by Virginie Efira in French and Benedetta Rossi in Italian. Although it is sometimes described as a documentary, it is officially classified as a fiction feature. The production involved a unique approach where the camera crew formed a 'circle of trust' around the animals, allowing for a respectful interaction with the wildlife.
Why Watch
- •Meet Kina and Yuk, two arctic foxes facing climate change.
- •See the stunning wildlife footage shot in Yukon.
- •Find out how melting ice affects animal habitats.
Did You Know
•The film was released in France on 27 December 2023.
•It features a total duration of 85 minutes.
•The film was shot in Yukon, specifically in Dawson City, Canada.
Perfect For
Wildlife enthusiastsClimate change advocatesFamily-friendly films