Indigenous Spotlight
Sunday, April 7 – 10:30AM at the Roundhouse Community Centre
Tuesday, April 9 – 10:00AM & 11:45AM at the Roundhouse Community Centre
These storytellers draw us closer to their inner worlds and shine a new light on Indigenous experience and culture.
Themes: family, the natural world, honouring traditional knowledge, spiritual worlds
Recommended for grades 5-7
Note that the following film has subtitles: Mahiganiec

Life in coastal communities is connected to, and dependent on, oceans and marine resources. As temperatures rise and weather patterns change, the knowledge and experience developed over thousands of years is becoming less reliable for those navigating the land. The students of Pangnirtung, a small Inuit community located on Baffin Island, used pinhole cameras to capture their unique perspectives on how climate change is affecting their home and way of life.

Inuk artist Asinnajaq plunges us into a sublime imaginary universe—twelve minutes of archive-inspired cinema that recast the past, present and future of Inuit in a radiant new light. Embedding historic footage into original animation, this young new talent from the North, Asinnajaq, who also goes by Isabella Weetaluktuk, conjures up a vision of hope and beautiful possibility.

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