Magic in the Sky

This documentary investigates the impact of television on the Inuit communities, detailing their unique cultural struggles. It focuses on the establishment of Inukshuk, the first Inuit-language television network, which began broadcasting in December 1980 to six Inuit communities.

The film serves as an important record of indigenous efforts to maintain cultural identity in the face of modern media influences. By documenting these initiatives, it provides insight into the broader implications of media and cultural preservation for marginalized communities. Collectors interested in cultural documentaries or indigenous media will find this film relevant.