Inuits of Pond Inlet: The People's Land (The Native Canadians - Full Documentary) | TRACKS

In this unique story from Canada's largest and northernmost territory, Nunavut, we visit the small inuit community of Pond Inlet. Through interviews and rare footage the viewer is offered an exclusive insight into the lives of this group of Canadian natives, who are living as would their ancestors for hundreds of years: in close connection with the harsh and beautiful nature surrounding their small village above the Arctic Circle. The documentary also describes how the impact of white Canadians' arrival to the area has affected the locals in various ways.
The documentary series “Disappearing World” was originally broadcasted between 1970-1975.
As an anthropological landmark of its time, the series tells the story of traditional communities endangered by the modern world’s progressions.
The series stands as a historical document of daily life in remote and threatened societies, such as the Cuiva, Embera and Panare Indians of Colombia, the nomadic Tuareg of the Sahara, the Kurdish Dervishes and the Meo of China.
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[@putulikilisituk416]

In Inuit vocabulary there is no such word as Inuit with a 's'. Inuit is already plural and means two or more people. Inuuk means two and Inuk means one person.

[@jonnypanteloni]

This documentary style immediately transported me in the first half-minute to a time only known in my memory.
I think not only am I grateful to enjoy this piece, but more importantly that its original form was not a perversed doctoring of an original.

[@garikbregar]

best documentary

[@michaelpalluq4744]

My late grandfather,Qanguq

[@albertzee8510]

beautiful and real people,

[@ashleyadkins6091]

they are so peaceful

[@ikutiap5923]

Time to narrate this gem

[@brucegillies2429]

Like Putulik below says Inuit. Please correct title of your vid.

[@charliehenith]

Im here because of the book, the other side of eden. Check it out, its very good :)

[@samuelenooagak4259]

The translation should be redone

[@royfrench7641]

SURE. SMART. PEOPLE.

[@joeliepewatoaluk3740]

My home town I miss it. Oh yeah yeah oh yeah yeah yeah yeah

[@robertmclean9737]

Hi I was Wondering if the Canadian Govt, paid these People Reparations as they Do to Native Americans in the USA for screwing them over so bad. Cheers

[@apotato1529]

@@robertmclean9737 They govern themselves.With a Government website and have a free app if you want to learn the language.

[@robertmclean9737]

@@apotato1529 You didn't Answer the Question. Of Courses in they they do, don't have to l o pay Taxes.

[@carymeiners4227]

When they made the kids go to school did they take them away and board them or did they still live at home?

[@sergiolandz6056]

@@carymeiners4227 They went to residential schools, and now out of the blue, they say theres mass graves of said inuit people yet they have yet to exhume a single bone.

[@matthewmann8969]

Inuits have had troubles with other Inuits as well as First Nations And Europeans

[@daveshen0880]

The word "Inuits" is wrong.

[@NANNO_FEMBOY]

When you finally find that snow biome village in minecraft far from your territory/base

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[@daveshen0880]

*Inuit, not INUITS.

[@standingbear998]

native only means you where born there. They came from siberia, how are they more 'native' than others born there???? Especially when there already people in north Americ when they came.