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The 1922 film depicts the lives of the Inuit people in northern Quebec, illustrating their survival techniques in a harsh climate.
350 people live in Ittoqqortoormiit, a remote Greenland village 800 kilometers from its nearest neighbor, surrounded by towering icebergs and drifting ice.
Only 2,000 people live in Tasiilaq, the largest settlement on Greenland's east coast, where residents rely on helicopters for supplies for much of the year.
Around 1540, a ship of Norwegian sailors was blown off course to Greenland, where they discovered a dead Norseman dressed in Inuit clothing.
The aurora borealis captivates cultures like the Saami and Inuit with its magical legends.
Australia's Indigenous peoples face ongoing challenges stemming from a suppressed colonial history and exploitation of mineral wealth, paralleling South African apartheid.
Greenland's Inuit face challenges from modernization and global warming in their Arctic home.
A polar bear is spared from hunting, revealing climate change as the real threat to its survival.
Canada's vast landscapes are showcased through activities like heliskiing in the Rockies, rodeos in the prairies, and wildlife encounters with bears and wolves.
All 129 crew members of the Franklin Expedition perished after their ships became trapped in ice during their quest for the Northwest Passage in 1845.
Over 100 people were expelled from their homes in 1953 to make way for the expansion of a U.S. military base in Greenland, leading to lasting trauma.
Arctic tourism disrupts Inuit life as cruise ships flood the Northwest Passage.
Inuksuit, inspired by Inuit stone sentinels, explores the relationship between sound, environment, and culture through music in Alaska and beyond.
Greenland, home to about 57,000 people, has become a focal point of U.S. interest as Donald Trump seeks to acquire the territory from Denmark.
