Tuktuit : Caribou
An exploration of the close and enduring connections between Inuit, caribou, lichens, and land use. A handmade caribou gelatin emulsion reveals the land where caribou struggle to survive burn events and habitat disruption.
+ MoreAn exploration of the close and enduring connections between Inuit, caribou, lichens, and land use. A handmade caribou gelatin emulsion reveals the land where caribou struggle to survive burn events and habitat disruption.
Screening Times
This film is a part of a shorts program. Please go to the program page to view available screening times.
Credits
- Director(s)
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre
- Screenwriter
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre
- Producer
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre
- Cinematographer
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre
- Editor
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre
- Sound
Michaela Michalak
- Music
Bret Parenteau
- Music by
Body of Intrigue
- Company
tiny moving pictures
- Website
- Contact
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre
tinymovingpictures@gmail.com
6048039300
Meet the Artist
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre
Lindsay Aksarniq McIntyre is an Inuk filmmaker who explores place-based knowledge, material practices, and personal histories. With over 40 experimental documentary films and many festival awards, her drama NIGIQTUQ (The South Wind) garnered the Live Action Short Award at imagineNATIVE and an Oscar qualification. She is a fellow of the Sundance Film Festival Native Lab, Forge Project, and COUSIN Collective.
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