¡Nihon Inuit Hokkyoku Ken Ni Ikiru - Ichinen no Kiroku -
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[Machine Translation] Greenland, the land of ice, only 1,300 km from the North Pole. In the most northerly village on earth, Sihorapaluk, with a population of 51, where the Inuit people live, there is a Japanese family. Ikuo Oshima, 62, is well known for his book, "The Japanese Who Became Eskimo. His eldest son, Hiroshi (32), who is said to be the last hunter, and his grandson, Isamu (8), are the third generation of the family. The Siollaparuk people have hunted seals and walruses in the icy sea and obtained food, clothing, and fuel from them. However, due to global warming and animal protection policies in recent years, the Inuit way of life is at a crossroads. In the midst of all this, his grandson, Isamu, is now old enough to go hunting as an Inuit. Many hunts in spring and summer, including seals and reindeer. From fall to winter, the days of the polar night, when it is dark all day long, and in February, the dawn of the land and spring will come again. Hiroshi was given a small HD camera to record the "changing life" and "Isamu's growth" through the eyes of the Inuit themselves. Combined with footage from the film crew, the film presents a true portrait of a family living in the Arctic while facing the great outdoors. (Voice Cast) Kenichi Endo
Original Release Year: 2011
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