Martha of the North

The film runs for 83 minutes and delves into a significant yet often overlooked chapter in Canadian history. It highlights the struggles faced by Inuit families who were misled by promises of a better life, only to be abandoned in the harsh conditions of the Far North.

Martha of the North sheds light on the themes of displacement and the impact it had on the Inuit community. Through Martha Flaherty's personal story, the documentary provides a poignant examination of the resilience of these displaced persons, their cultural identity, and the lasting consequences of government policies.

This film is produced by the ONF and NFB, ensuring a quality presentation of an important historical narrative. Collectors interested in documentaries that address social issues and indigenous history will find this film to be a significant addition to their collection.