They Have to Hear Us: Canada’s Duty to Consult Inuit

This documentary features interviews with Inuit individuals from Nunavut, highlighting their voices and experiences during a significant community hearing process that unfolded over three years amid the COVID pandemic. Zacharias Kunuk, an award-winning filmmaker, delves into the complexities of what meaningful consultation entails in contemporary society, particularly regarding indigenous rights.

The film is produced by Isuma Productions, known for its commitment to telling indigenous stories. Collectors of documentary films will find this title relevant, as it addresses crucial themes of indigenous rights and community engagement in the face of environmental changes. This film not only showcases the Inuit perspective but also serves as a historical document of a pivotal moment in Canadian history regarding indigenous consultation and rights.