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A deeply personal film from award-winning filmmaker Jobie Weetaluktuk about the Inuit experience of residential school. The purpose of the early educational system in the Arctic, as with other aboriginal populations, was assimilation – “to take the Eskimo out of the child”. In 2008, Prime Minister Stephen Harper made an official apology in the House of Commons to former students of aboriginal residential schools – but can the pain ever be erased? Drawing upon archival footage, old photographs, and songs, Kakalakkuvik recounts the vivid memories of students from Port Harrison (now Inukjuak, Québec), the first group of Inuit to sue the federal government for compensation.
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Pauloosie Kasudluak
Johnny Naktialuk
Alli Nalukturuk
Simeonie Nalaturuk
Louisa Aqriaruk Ningeok
Mary Putugi Ningeok
Daniel Nulukie
Anna Kasudluak Ohaituk
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Jobie Weetaluktuk
Director
Katarina Soukup
Producer
Jobie Weetaluktuk
Writer
Marie-Christine Sarda
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