Angry Inuk

The documentary showcases a new generation of Inuit engaging with globalization and activism through social media. They confront aggressive animal rights narratives while defending their traditional hunting practices, particularly seal hunting, which is crucial for their culture and sustainable economy.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, the film presents a unique perspective on the challenges faced by the Inuit in balancing tradition and modernity. It highlights the voices of Inuit activists, emphasizing their identity and the need to combat outdated perceptions in a global context.

The film is available on DVD, making it accessible for collectors interested in documentaries that address human rights, indigenous issues, and environmental concerns. Alethea Arnaquq-Baril’s direction provides a personal touch, giving viewers insight into the lives and struggles of the Inuit community in the Arctic polar circle region.