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Midnight Kids is set in Utquiagvik, the northernmost city in Alaska, located 555 km beyond the Arctic Circle. The film follows young Inuit inhabitants as they navigate their snowy landscape under the midnight sun. The documentary captures their interactions with the environment, transforming it into a playground filled with melting glaciers and abandoned ships.
Directed by Maxence Vassilyevitch, this 23-minute observational documentary focuses on the cultural and social aspects of Inuit life. It incorporates elements of Inuit mythology and shamanism, providing a meditative perspective on the lives of these young individuals in a unique Arctic setting.
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.
Perfect For
Inuit culture enthusiastsArctic explorersDocumentary lovers