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Chroniques de notre terre natale - Nippaq

2011 3 min
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Court métrage documentaire dans lequel on observe le chasseur Joshua Atagooyuk guetter en silence, penché au-dessus du trou d’air d’un phoque. Pendant que le soleil poursuit sa trajectoire et que les heures s’écoulent, Atagooyuk patiente en attendant le moment propice pour frapper.

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Chroniques de notre terre natale - Nippaq

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Court métrage documentaire dans lequel on observe le chasseur Joshua Atagooyuk guetter en silence, penché au-dessus du trou d’air d’un phoque. Pendant que le soleil poursuit sa trajectoire et que les heures s’écoulent, Atagooyuk patiente en attendant le moment propice pour frapper.

  • direction
    Qajaaq Ellsworth
  • producer
    David Christensen
  • text
    Qajaaq Ellsworth

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Ages 9 to 17
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Prior to screening, discuss the notion of patience and the feelings involved in waiting for something. Have students think of a time they waited patiently and ask whether it was worth it. After viewing the film, research the meaning of the title. (An online dictionary indicates that “nippaq” means waiting at a seal breathing hole.) Referring to materials from the Many Strong Voices program (manystrongvoices.org), research how climate change affects the community of Pangnirtung, Nunavut, from the perspectives of the community’s youth.
Chroniques de notre terre natale - Nippaq
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