- Studio: Lot 47 Films
- Release Date: Jun 7, 2002
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7.8
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 58 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 47 out of 58
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Mixed: 4 out of 58
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Negative: 7 out of 58
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BenjaminA.Aug 7, 20042Is this a joke? How is this B-movie about Eskimos number 4 on metacritic all time list? Honestly. This movie was really boring. I rented this solely based on its high reviews on this site, and was thuroughly disappointed. Wow. I'll give it a bit of credit for being bold and making a movie in Inuit. But skip this one, go to number 5.
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RonP.Aug 1, 20024Aw, come one guys! I cannot believe that MicK LaSalle is the only one who faulted this movie for being too long. It's way too long, buy maybe an hour!. This would have made an interesting short, but spending this much time with these folks was painful, to say the least.
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C.M.Aug 3, 20024I can't remember the last time I looked at my watch 4 times during a movie. I was too bored to see the hidden beauty of this film. I'm suprised bc I loved "The Straight Story" by David Lynch. I just get the feeling that people feel like they "have" to like this movie and so they do.
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JohnJan 8, 20043
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LizzieS.Jun 24, 20040
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LeticiaH.Jun 15, 20051
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GaetanS.Nov 10, 20033Interesting because it opens a window to a culture we don't know much about, but the acting and filming is so amateurish that I couldn't go through 3 hours of this snore fest.
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MarkS.Oct 25, 20032
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89The perfect antidote to the summer heat in Austin, more refreshing even than a dip in our chilly holy waters of Barton Springs.
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75Its refusal to draw solid lines between "good" and "evil" characters is more sophisticated than the psychology of most current commercial pictures. It's well worth a trek to a theater adventurous enough to show it.
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100Nearly three hours long, and deliberately paced at that, this first feature ever in the Inuit language is a demanding experience. But the rewards for those who risk the journey are simply extraordinary.