Unforeseen Dangers
Synopsis
Seven children accompany their father on a challenging spring trip to teach them traditional hunting practices in Alaska's changing environment.
Synopsis
Marvin and his nephew Justin prepare for a goat hunt in Akhiok, a subsistence village on Kodiak Island. As they navigate changing tides and thinning ice, they reflect on the challenges facing their community. Other families, like Tig's, also adapt to unpredictable weather while teaching their children traditional ways. The film documents these individuals as they manage their food sources and cultural practices amid a shifting environment.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Marvin, the respected village Uncle.
- See Justin's adventurous goat hunt across the bay.
- Find out how climate change affects local fishing.
Did You Know
- The ice used to be two to three feet thick in Kodiak Island.
- Marvin has been a subsistence hunter since he was a kid.
- Tig has seven children and raises them in a cabin smaller than some homes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the thickness of ice compared to the past?
Ice used to be two to three feet thick, but that has changed.
How long is the ride to Sulua Bay?
The ride to Sulua Bay takes a couple of hours.
How many children does Tig have?
Tig has seven children.
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