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Makivik Magazine Issue 65

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COMPLIMENTS: ELISAPIE ISAAC<br />

Produced in Inuttitut, French and English, Elisapie Isaac’s<br />

new film, If the Weather Permits, premiered at the opening<br />

of the Aboriginal Film Festival, Where the Rivers Meet, this<br />

past March 20th at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in<br />

Gatineau. While her recent images of Nunavik intermingle on<br />

the screen with black and white archival pictures, Elisapie<br />

talks to Qaqqaayummarik, her grandfather who died a few<br />

years ago, confiding her hopes and fears about the survival<br />

of Inuit culture in the modern world. In her movie, she also<br />

tries to bridge the gap between her generation and the one<br />

of her grandfather, letting Naalak Nappaaluk, an elder from<br />

Kangiqsujuaq, and young Danny Alaku, Timothy Etidloie and<br />

Bobby Qamugaaluk tell us their views of this magnificent culture<br />

that is theirs.<br />

“My grandfather used to say that to avoid getting lost,<br />

you always have to look where you came from. This is what I<br />

did with this film,” explains the talented filmmaker who found<br />

inspiration in the wise words of the one she calls Ittuq.<br />

Elisapie Isaac won the National Film Board (NFB)<br />

Aboriginal Filmmakers’ Competition in the fall of 2001,<br />

which granted her an opportunity to direct her own film<br />

under the NFB’s auspice. To view a clip of the film, go to<br />

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