After his snowmobile breaks down during a hunting trip, an Inuk hunter leaves his family in Cape Dorset and travels to Frobisher Bay to earn money for repairs. With the help of his cousin, he becomes a taxi driver, but his attempt to adapt to city life soon leads him into drinking and trouble.
Director: Edward Folger.
Writer: Edward Folger.
Stars: Joanasie Salamonie, Mickey Turqtuq, Kanayuk Salamonie, Elisapi Davidee, Hans Kok, Jean-Guy DeGrasse, John Newton.
Cinematographer: Paul Glickman.
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Do you happen to have Gold Watch, another installment from PBS’ Visions? I am loving these
Glad you’re enjoying them, Jon!
Here’s a dl link for that one:
https://gofile.io/d/oW2MIQvb
I’ll bring it to the site maybe next week, I don’t want to post all of them at once, I hope someone will upload Maya Angelou’s episode, UCLA’s screened it online during the pandemic but I didn’t know about it at the time and it seems that nobody downloaded it or if someone did they haven’t posted it online anywhere, it’s a shame because it seems to be a great one, sadly getting stuff from UCLA is close to impossible unless maybe you can prove that you’re doing research on some topic and you need access to these films since they aren’t available anywhere else, maybe then they’ll send you a link or something, I really wish their collection was more widely available, they have so much rare TV stuff and a lot of it they have it digitized already so it doesn’t cost them anything?
https://www.screenslate.com/articles/tapestry-and-maya-angelou-behind-camera
UCLA and the Paley Center (Museum of Television and Radio), which is accessible in NYC and the Beverly Hills library, have the goldmines.
The Final War of Ollie Winter (1967) is another that I really want. It screened at UCLA/The Hammer Museum last year.
For anyone else interested, The Gardener’s Son and El Corrido from the same series are on YouTube