The Man and the Giant: An Eskimo Legend
This short film, in which a hunter is pursued, bound up and carried to a cave, tells the legend of a river, and of how fog came to the land. The story is enacted by Inuit using katadjak or throatsinging. The audience is locked in an alien world of sights and sounds where human activity seems propulsed by primeval forces.
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The Man and the Giant: An Eskimo Legend, Co Hoedeman, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Credits
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directorCo Hoedeman
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producerPierre Moretti
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cameraAndré-Luc Dupont
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editingRichard Robesco
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sound editingRichard Robesco
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re-recordingMichel Descombes
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musicMarie SivuarapiAlicie TookalakAikimie NovalingaNellie Nunga
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castPaulosie AupolukMina MathewsPeter MathewsJosua NovalingaRita NovalingaAdamie Sivuarapi
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