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Official Selection - 2019 Sundance Film Festival
TIFF - Young Creators Showcase - TIFF Next Wave Film Festival
Eva and Manon practice the art of throat singing in their native Arctic land, in the small village of Kangirsuk. Interspliced with footage from the four seasons of Kangirsuk from Johnny Nassak. This story is about traditional Inuit thoat singing and the modern world collide in the astonishing video.
Filmmakers Bio:
Eva Kaukai and Manon Chamberland were both born in Nunavik and grew up in Kangirsuk. By participating in a creative stopover with Wapikoni Mobile, they were able to use sound and video to express their reality, their culture and their attachment to the land through throat singing.
About Wapikoni Mobile
Wapikoni Mobile is an intervention, training and creative studio for Indigenous youth. Its mission is to amplify the voices of the Indigenous generation through film and music, to broadcast their work in Canada and abroad, and to act as a tool for professional development and social transformation. Since 2004, thousands of Wapikoni participants from 28 Nations have collaborated on more than 1,200 short films translated into multiple languages and winners of numerous awards and honors at national and international festivals.
ORIGINAL TITLE
KATATJATUUK KANGIRSUMI
FRENCH TITLE
CHANTS DE GORGES À KANGIRSUK
ENGLISH TITLE
THROAT SINGING IN KANGIRSUK
ABOUT DETAILS 1) In an era of autotuned "everyone’s-a-star" perfection, Katajjaq is a hearty hold-out, a community-spirited singing game whose competitors seek neither stardom nor riches, but rather, to challenge themselves and amuse each other without screens throughout the long winter nights. Practitioner Evie Mark breaks it down thusly:
2) The video, starring Eva Kaukai and Manon Chamberland from Kangirsuk in northern Québec (population: 394), deflates conventional notions of traditional practices as the provenance of somewhere quaint, exotic, taxidermied… |
Official Selection - 2019 Sundance Film Festival
TIFF - Young Creators Showcase - TIFF Next Wave Film Festival
Eva and Manon practice the art of throat singing in their native Arctic land, in the small village of Kangirsuk. Interspliced with footage from the four seasons of Kangirsuk from Johnny Nassak. This story is about traditional Inuit thoat singing and the modern world collide in the astonishing video.
Filmmakers Bio:
Eva Kaukai and Manon Chamberland were both born in Nunavik and grew up in Kangirsuk. By participating in a creative stopover with Wapikoni Mobile, they were able to use sound and video to express their reality, their culture and their attachment to the land through throat singing.
About Wapikoni Mobile
Wapikoni Mobile is an intervention, training and creative studio for Indigenous youth. Its mission is to amplify the voices of the Indigenous generation through film and music, to broadcast their work in Canada and abroad, and to act as a tool for professional development and social transformation. Since 2004, thousands of Wapikoni participants from 28 Nations have collaborated on more than 1,200 short films translated into multiple languages and winners of numerous awards and honors at national and international festivals.
ORIGINAL TITLE
KATATJATUUK KANGIRSUMI
FRENCH TITLE
CHANTS DE GORGES À KANGIRSUK
ENGLISH TITLE
THROAT SINGING IN KANGIRSUK
ABOUT DETAILS 1) In an era of autotuned "everyone’s-a-star" perfection, Katajjaq is a hearty hold-out, a community-spirited singing game whose competitors seek neither stardom nor riches, but rather, to challenge themselves and amuse each other without screens throughout the long winter nights. Practitioner Evie Mark breaks it down thusly:
2) The video, starring Eva Kaukai and Manon Chamberland from Kangirsuk in northern Québec (population: 394), deflates conventional notions of traditional practices as the provenance of somewhere quaint, exotic, taxidermied… |
☆Donation:
Production: Wapikoni Mobile
Screenplay: Wapikoni Mobile Team
Co-Directors: Manon Chamberland and Eva Kaukai in collaboration with the Wapikoni Mobile team
Camera: Saviluk Thomassie, Emilie Baillargeon, Clark Ferguson
Drone Operator: Johnny Nassak
Editing: Emilie Baillargeon
Sound Recording: Simon Thériault
Original Music: Eva Kaukai, Manon Chamberland
Filmmaker Mentors: Clark Ferguson, Émilie Baillargeon, Virginia Fernandes
Youth Outreach Worker: Simon Thériault
Assistant Filmmaker: Ulivia Uviluk
Local Coordinator: Ulivia Uviluk
Distributor: Wapikoni mobile – distribution@wapikoni.ca
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