QAMANIQ
Native American • 7m 0s
Directed by Florence Pelletier
In August 2017, a team of 3 women aged 25 to 30 embarked on a quest to discover their own boundaries in an immense, wild and remote territory. They covered 100 km in a few days through the Kuururjuaq National Park, along Mont d'Iberville and crossing the famous Koroc River. THE MISSION To deepen our understanding of the culture and spirit of the Inuit people by immersing ourselves in their ancestral lands.To
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