Eye of the Storm

This documentary delves into the challenges faced by the Labrador Inuit community in Nain, which is situated near significant nickel and copper deposits. With commercial mining interests on the horizon, the film captures the local residents' reflections on the potential impacts on their environment and culture. It also addresses the unresolved Aboriginal land claims that add complexity to the situation.

Eye of the Storm provides insight into the struggles of indigenous communities in the face of industrial exploitation. Collectors may find the film valuable for its unique perspective on mining issues and the rich cultural heritage of the region. The documentary is available in formats like VHS, making it a notable addition for those focusing on environmental and cultural documentaries from the late 1990s.