Raised by a mother who was “passionate about preserving and promoting [Inuit] language and culture”, Arnaquq-Baril was influenced to work to be a voice for Inuit through her films [1]. She researches, explores and documents Inuit cultural practices and the histories of these practices. For example, her 2010 film Tunnitt: Retracing the Lines of Traditional Tattoo looks at traditional Inuit tattooing, a custom which virtually disappeared in Inuit culture within 100 years. The film documents her research visiting nine Inuit communities and interviewing over fifty elders and her personal process of deciding to get her own tattoos. With this project she permanently preserved knowledge that, given another 20 years, may have been entirely lost.