Igloolik, in Canada's Northwest Territories. It features Peter Arnatsiaq, an Inuit hunter, who spends Easter Sunday celebrating the return of the long light with his community. Certain aspects of Inuit life have been changed by the introduction of modern technology, but other characteristics have remained the same as they have for centuries, tempered by the harsh environment. It's a profound glimpse at how human culture bonds with a particular natural environment. Edge of Ice An impressive documentary film on the nature of Arctic sea-ice, and its crucial importance to life in the far North.
Underwater photography presents rare views of some the world's most spectacular wildlife.
Scenes from Inuit hunting camps at the floe's edge illuminate the relationship of these Arctic people to the intricate ecosystem based on ice. Environmental pollution by non-Aboriginals directly affects Native peoples, because of their close ties to Mother Earth, their spirituality, and also economically. The programs show the contemporary reality of the First Nations, their sense of identity, and their relations with Canada. A comprehensive Teacher's Guide is included in this 4 volume set. The Circle Unbroken.