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The Journals of Knud Rasmussen: A Sense of Memory and High-definition Inuit Storytelling channel archives
In January 2008, Isuma Publishing released a new book, The Journals of Knud Rasmussen: A Sense of Memory and High-definition Inuit Storytelling. This book includes the complete original screenplay in English and Inuktitut of The Journals, Isuma's second feature film in The Fast Runner Trilogy after Atanarjuat The Fast Runner, and 25 pieces of writing reflecting on themes of memory, history and Isuma's approach to filmmaking as Inuit storytelling.Edited by Gillian Robinson, writers include Lee Maracle, Floyd Favel, Hugh Brody, Alberto Manguel, Alootook Ipillee and others. We want to preview...

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Link to: Mapping Our Way Through History: Reflections on Knud Rasmussen's Journals - by Lee Maracle
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat Mapping Our Way Through History: Reflections on Knud Rasmussen's Journals...
Link to: Walking Both Sides of an Invisible Border - by Alootook Ipellie
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat Walking Both Sides of an Invisible Border - by Alootook Ipellie
Link to: Without stories we are lost... - by Hugh Brody
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat Without stories we are lost... - by Hugh Brody
Link to: Poems from The Crooked Good - by Louise Bernice Halfe
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat Poems from The Crooked Good - by Louise Bernice Halfe
Link to: Spirit Being Dialogue - by Floyd Favel
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat Spirit Being Dialogue - by Floyd Favel
Link to: Speaking from the Heart of Collective Memories - by Catherine Martin
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat Speaking from the Heart of Collective Memories - by Catherine Martin
Link to: Zacharias Kunuk Speaks with Joysanne Sidimus
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat Zacharias Kunuk Speaks with Joysanne Sidimus
Link to: When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt - by Norman Cohn
Titiraqtaujut Qautamat When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt - by Norman Cohn

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