The vast Greenlandic ice sheet has been created over thousands of years but today climate change is threatening the close and sacred connection between the land moulded by ice and the Inuit who live there. Told from an Indigenous perspective the film celebrates Greenlandic mythology as much as it laments the nature we are all losing.

10 minutes approx., 1.85:1 (1998x1080p), stereo/5.1 (DCP)

Official selections/timeline

• November 2024 - Red Nation Film Festival, LA, USA
• November 2024 - Canberra Short Film Festival, Australia
  
• November 2024 - Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam, Netherlands
  
• October 2024 - Crossings Komafest, Vardø, Norway
  
• October 2024 - Nature Track Film Festival, Goleta, USA
• October 2024 - Festival de Cinema Indigena de Barcelona, Spain
• October 2024 - Nordic Star Film Festival, Stockholm, Sweden
• October 2024 - EcoCine, São Paulo, Brazil
• October 2024 - Wildscreen Festival, Bristol, UK
• October 2024 - Nordic International Film Festival, New York, USA
• October 2024 - Santa Fe International Film Festival, NM, USA
• October 2024 - Indigenous Film & Arts Festival, Denver, USA
• September 2024 - Ekotopfilm - Envirofilm, Bratislava, Slovakia
• September 2024 - Kort & Dokumentärfilmsdag, Gothenburg, Sweden
• September 2024 - Nuuk International Film Festival, Greenland
• September 2024 - Lunenberg Doc Fest, Canada
• September 2024 - Elbe Dock, Prague, Czech Republic
• August 2024 - Odense Internationale Film Festival, Odense Denmark
• August 2024 - Blue Sea Film Festival, Rauma, Finland
• August 2024 - Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival, Ottawa Canada
  
• August 2024 - Montreal First Peoples' Festival, Canada
• July 2024 - Bistre Rake Documentary Film Festival, Belgrade, Serbia
• July 2024 - Riddu Riđđu Festivála, Olmáivággi, Norway
• July 2024 - Sole Luna Doc Film Festival, Rome, Italy
  
• June 2024 - Cambodia Int. Film Festival, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
• June 2024 - Kortfilmfestivalen, Grimstad Norway
• May 2024 - CineGlobe (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland 
• May 2024 - NorthwestFest Int. Documentary Festival, Edmonton, Ca.
• April 2024 - Witnessing Climate Change, New York City
• March 2024 - Sveriges Kortfilmfestival, Stockholm, Sweden
• March 2024 - Festival Regard, Quebec, Canada
• March 2024 - Maoriland Film Festival, Otaki, New Zealand
• March 2024 - CPH:DOX, Copenhagen, DK World Premiere
• December 2023 - Sneak premiew on Arctic Peoples' Day at COP28
• November 2023 - Work-in-progress screening at FUTURE NORTH, Nordic Film Days Lübeck.
  
• July 2023 - production on location in southern Greenland.
• February 2023 - concept video premiered at the Native Indigenous Cinema Screening during the Berlinale.
• November 2022 - idea presented during Arktisk Festival, Copenhagen.

Awards:

PRIX DE LA RELÈVE AUTOCHTONE MAIN FILM

Montreal First People's Festival 2024

Featuring:

A modern and atmospheric original score by renowned Greenlandic artist Frederik Elsner of Nanook.

Log lines:

"Ice like you've never seen it."

"Imagine you had to go on a journey."

"A marriage of modern cinema and traditional Inuit storytelling."