In June 2003, Cannes prize-winner Zacharias Kunuk's family gathered at their traditional home camp site of Siuraajuk, to share stories and honor the ancestors who came before them: a wedding; a burial; messages from the past.
This two-week, 4074km journey brought together 130 students, from 20 countries, including every circumpolar nation to connect to nature, to their peers, to new knowledge and perspectives across key topics including climate change, ocean literacy, healthy communities, sustainable development goals and the blue economy, and to a greater sense of self and their goals for the future.
Part of the Southwest Showcase
About the film:
"The Unfound" is a mystery/adventure story that follows an eager and up and coming female news journalist as she travels on assignment from New York City to the New Mexico wilderness in order to cover the story of a Native American medicine man who wants to go public with an apocalyptic prophecy so unique and mysterious, even the elders of his t… Read more
This two-week, 4074km journey brought together 130 students, from 20 countries, including every circumpolar nation to connect to nature, to their peers, to new knowledge and perspectives across key topics including climate change, ocean literacy, healthy communities, sustainable development goals and the blue economy, and to a greater sense of self and their goals for the future.
