An argument for seal hunting...
“Angry Inuk” is a documentary that responds to those who oppose seal hunting but ignore the fact that international bans on seal products severely harm the subsistence hunting essential to Arctic communities. The camera captures beautiful Arctic landscapes as the narrative traces the yearlong struggle against international legislation. Writer-director Alethea Arnaquq-Baril narrates the film with passion, level headedness and occasional humor. Her goal is to confront the well-funded anti-sealing campaigners who, she suggests, raise money under false pretenses with high-profile celebrity spokespersons, while ignoring the importance of seal hunting to the Inuit way of life.<br /><br />Director Arnaquq-Baril takes us back to 1983, when Europe’s seal-products ban sunk the market. That launched an economic depression, and devastated the Inuit communities. Suicide rates rose, and an Inuk hunting for his livelihood suddenly found it extremely expensive to survive. By showing how important seal hunting is to the economy of these people, she presents a seldom-publicized view, with the hunters coming off as the victims, and the well-meaning animal groups the unwitting bad guys, who claim that the Inuit are “frozen in time or untouched by the modern economy.”<br /><br />One of the most impressive sequences features the director going seal hunting with her relatives. Subsequently, we see the animal being cut up with crescent-shaped knives (ulus) and its skin softened by feet or teeth.<br />The film serves as a voice for the people animal activists seldom meet — the hunters, craftspeople and families for whom the seal hunt is a critical part of their livelihood and survival.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen DVD release. The film is in English and Inuit, with English subtitles.
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