400 people speak Aanaarsämikielâ, a Sámi language, as young Sámi navigate their identities and relationships in Sweden and Finland.
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400 people speak Aanaarsämikielâ, a Sámi language, as young Sámi navigate their identities and relationships in Sweden and Finland.
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Isabel moves from Stockholm to Jokkmokk to live with her father. She navigates her Sámi identity alongside friends like Thomas, a drummer who dreams of acting, and Alette, who struggles to connect with her Sámi roots. The group includes Jon, adopted from Colombia, and Marit, who faced bullying in school. They share their passions, from music to politics, while grappling with pride and conflict in their cultural heritage. The film captures their experiences in contemporary Sámi life.
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Why Watch
- Meet Isabel, navigating her Sámi identity in Jokkmokk.
- Find out why Tonje falls for Sámi skiers.
- See how Jon connects to Sámi culture through music.
Did You Know
- Aanaarsämikielâ is spoken by only 400 people.
- Isabel moves from Stockholm to Jokkmokk to live with her father.
- Marit was bullied in school for being Sámi.
- Jon is adopted from Colombia and enjoys joiking.
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What language is used by the Aanaarsämikielâ speakers?
Aanaarsämikielâ is an Inari Sámi language used among 400 people.
What are some interests of the young Sámi individuals featured in Zapp Me?
Interests include snowboarding, acting, horseback riding, theatre, and politics.
Why does Marit feel bullied in school?
Marit was bullied in school because she is a Sámi.
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