Remove "Of the North" from Museum of the Moving Image film festival & Other Film Festivals
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Katherine Walker
10 years ago
Let the Inuit speak for Inuit!!! And the Inuit people have spoken - put this trash of a 'film' in the garbage where it belongs!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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This film is an insult to documentary filmmaking. The creator frames his complete disregard for his subjects and their place on the earth as "punk", which, in this context, can only mean lazy, exploitive, unethical and colonialist.
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Henry Welsh
10 years ago
We must stop the promotion of such an outrageous project
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Samantha U
10 years ago
I am a Latina who will no longer stand for racist metaphors!
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Cara McArthur
10 years ago
Please ban this racist film.
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Xavier
10 years ago
Please stop this it's not right
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Mimi Knox
10 years ago
This is disgusting.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is appalling and I am disgusted.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This "documentary" film is not only inaccurate description of the Inuit, it is also plagiarized materials. Please do not screen this so called "documentary".
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suzanne brunelle
10 years ago
Who is responsible for submitting this racially charged film to the Museum of the Moving Images First Look festival. Whoever it is has a key role in pulling it out. Shameful that the festival folks will not speak with Stephen Puskas. Speaks volumes.
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Carol Breitkreutz
10 years ago
Films like this that do not promote greater understanding and an informed and accurate representation of racial minorities should not be screened. We do not need the propagation of more stereotypes and misinformation.
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Marlene Watson
10 years ago
STOP the racism!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
What a neo-colonial film!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Do not support this racist film!
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David E Villarroel
10 years ago
A disgrace to film art, and to the People of the North.
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Jasinta Fisher
10 years ago
This film is offensive to the Inuit people's. Remove it from the festival.
In solidarity
Jasinta Fisher
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Anonymous
10 years ago
There are others calling us barbaric and murderers for hunting and now this?
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Alice Williams
10 years ago
very racist and promotes and spreads racist stereotypes. The artistry of this video maker could have been done with white people. Instead he used Inuit people and thus solidified and "Prooved" that racist stereotype.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This film is absolutely disgusting, it just enforces negative stereotypes.
Let the Inuit speak for Inuit!!! And the Inuit people have spoken - put this trash of a 'film' in the garbage where it belongs!!
This film is an insult to documentary filmmaking. The creator frames his complete disregard for his subjects and their place on the earth as "punk", which, in this context, can only mean lazy, exploitive, unethical and colonialist.
We must stop the promotion of such an outrageous project
I am a Latina who will no longer stand for racist metaphors!
Please ban this racist film.
Please stop this it's not right
This is disgusting.
This is appalling and I am disgusted.
This "documentary" film is not only inaccurate description of the Inuit, it is also plagiarized materials. Please do not screen this so called "documentary".
Who is responsible for submitting this racially charged film to the Museum of the Moving Images First Look festival. Whoever it is has a key role in pulling it out. Shameful that the festival folks will not speak with Stephen Puskas. Speaks volumes.
Films like this that do not promote greater understanding and an informed and accurate representation of racial minorities should not be screened. We do not need the propagation of more stereotypes and misinformation.
STOP the racism!!!!!!!
What a neo-colonial film!
Do not support this racist film!
A disgrace to film art, and to the People of the North.
This film is offensive to the Inuit people's. Remove it from the festival. In solidarity Jasinta Fisher
There are others calling us barbaric and murderers for hunting and now this?
very racist and promotes and spreads racist stereotypes. The artistry of this video maker could have been done with white people. Instead he used Inuit people and thus solidified and "Prooved" that racist stereotype.
This film is absolutely disgusting, it just enforces negative stereotypes.
its disgusting