555 kilometers beyond the Arctic Circle, young Inuit in Utqiagvik turn their snowy home into a playground of melting glaciers and abandoned ships.
Synopsis
555 kilometers beyond the Arctic Circle, young Inuit in Utqiagvik turn their snowy home into a playground of melting glaciers and abandoned ships.
Synopsis
In Utqiagvik, the northernmost city in Alaska, young Inuit inhabitants navigate a snowy expanse under the midnight sun. They transform their surroundings into a playground, filled with melting glaciers and abandoned ships. The documentary captures their interactions with the Arctic environment and reflects on their cultural ties to the land. Directed by Maxence Vassilyevitch, this 23-minute film offers an observational glimpse into the lives of these children as they engage with their unique Arctic home.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the young Inuit of Utquiagvik, Alaska.
- See the stunning Arctic landscape under the midnight sun.
- Find out about Inuit mythology and shamanism.
Did You Know
- Utquiagvik is located 555 km beyond the Arctic Circle.
- The documentary has a runtime of 23 minutes.
- The film features young Inuit inhabitants of Utquiagvik.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the northernmost city in Alaska?
Utquiagvik is the northernmost city in Alaska, located 555 km beyond the Arctic Circle.
Who directed the documentary Midnight Kids?
Midnight Kids was directed by Maxence Vassilyevitch.
How long is the documentary Midnight Kids?
The duration of Midnight Kids is 23 minutes.
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