Unakuluk, Dear Little One

The documentary focuses on the experiences of women in Igloolik, who share their personal histories related to adoption. It highlights the practice of adopting children from relatives or acquaintances, a common custom in Inuit culture.

In a parallel narrative, the film showcases the artistic process of creating a felt wall-hanging that visually represents key moments from the women's lives. As skilled seamstresses, they use fabric to depict their stories, offering an intimate look at family connections and the importance of adoption in their community.

With a runtime of 46 minutes, Unakuluk, Dear Little One provides a thoughtful exploration of Inuit family dynamics. The film is a collaboration between director Mary Kunuk and Marie-Hélène Cousineau, emphasizing personal and cultural narratives through art and storytelling.