Over five years, a group of salvagers scours one of North America's largest open dumps in Yellowknife, searching for discarded tools, clothes, and décor.
Synopsis
Over five years, a group of salvagers scours one of North America's largest open dumps in Yellowknife, searching for discarded tools, clothes, and décor.
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Synopsis
At the Yellowknife dump, salvagers sift through discarded items in one of North America's largest open dumps. Over five years, the film follows individuals searching for tools, clothes, and home décor. As the community adapts to their environment, city officials begin to impose regulations on the site. The documentary captures the tension between salvagers and bureaucrats as the dump faces significant changes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet passionate salvagers at the Yellowknife dump.
- Find out how city regulations impact the salvage community.
- See the evolution of one of North America's largest dumps.
Did You Know
- The Yellowknife dump is one of the last open dumps in North America.
- The documentary spans five years of salvaging activities at the dump.
- The film has a total runtime of 57 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Yellowknife dump known for?
The Yellowknife dump is one of the last and largest open dumps in North America, where people search for items like tools, clothes, and home décor.
How long does the documentary 'Salvage' follow the salvagers?
The documentary follows a group of salvagers over five years.
What changes are happening at the Yellowknife dump?
The dump is evolving and facing efforts from city bureaucrats to implement regulations and controls.
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