For the Igloolik Inuit, summer is the time of Nunaqpa, 'going inland,' that is, hunting for caribou to get sufficient meat provisions for the cold winter ahead. During a summer in the 1930s, two Igloolik families go hunting, while an old couple awaits their return.
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Zacharias Kunuk Director
Zacharias Kunuk Producer
Zacharias Kunuk Writer
Norman Cohn Director of Photography
Canada 01 January 1991
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