Living Waters

LIVING WATERS is a trip back to an inuit way of life rooted in the Arctic. David Nanook, an Elder from the community of Taloyoak, Nunavut, passes on knowledge about how to repair and use a traditional stone fish weir, as his Elders taught him. The youth joining David reconnect with the ancestral protocols of this fishing ceremony and their inuktitut language, reawakening their deep relationship with the land and its waters.

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HANDS AT WORK (Documentary Shorts #3)

Physical labor is not simply a matter of muscle, but a sensory dialogue with the world, one that…