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      • ( 1 ) Photographing Inuit in Nain and St. John's: Jennie Williams Artist Talk
      • ( 2 ) SakKijâjuk
      • ( 3 ) Inuit Art Quarterly Launch
      • ( 4 ) Take a Stone
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      • ( 6 ) The Komatik Project
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      • ( 8 ) Mind's Eye: Live Paitning with Heather Campbell
      • ( 9 ) Transfers: Inuit Printmaking
      • ( 10 ) Community Freezer
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      • ( 12 ) Slay All Day
      • ( 13 ) Reimagining Nanuq
      • ( 14 ) Mittimatalik Arnait Miqsuqtuit Collective
      • ( 15 ) Arctic Impressions
      • ( 16 ) Uquitaktumii: Reclaiming Our Voice
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      • ( 18 ) NEON KAKIÑIQ​
      • ( 20 ) Concrete Garden
      • ( 21 ) Inuit Nunangat Throat Singing Exchange
      • ( 22 ) Tittulautet Nunatsiavuttini
      • ( 23 ) Eskimo Pie and Other Poems
      • ( 24 ) Qaggiavuut!
      • ( 25 ) Nomads Won't Stand Still for their Portraits
      • ( 26 ) Inuit Fashion
      • ( 27 ) Avataq
    • Curatorial Team
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      • What Goes Where?
  • Home
  • About
  • PROJECTS
    • Nunavik Sivuniksavut Student Performance
    • iNuit Art Night Market
    • Memory Keepers I
    • The 2019 Cape Dorset Print Collection
    • Our Beautiful Land
    • Unikaatuaqtuq | Storytelling
    • Wearing Our Identity
  • Curatorial Team
  • Map + Schedule
  • iNuit Blanche 2016
    • About
    • Artists
    • Projects >
      • ( 1 ) Photographing Inuit in Nain and St. John's: Jennie Williams Artist Talk
      • ( 2 ) SakKijâjuk
      • ( 3 ) Inuit Art Quarterly Launch
      • ( 4 ) Take a Stone
      • ( 5 ) LUCKY | UPINNAQURSITIK
      • ( 6 ) The Komatik Project
      • ( 7 ) Inuit Drumming
      • ( 8 ) Mind's Eye: Live Paitning with Heather Campbell
      • ( 9 ) Transfers: Inuit Printmaking
      • ( 10 ) Community Freezer
      • ( 11 ) Highkicks and Backflips
      • ( 12 ) Slay All Day
      • ( 13 ) Reimagining Nanuq
      • ( 14 ) Mittimatalik Arnait Miqsuqtuit Collective
      • ( 15 ) Arctic Impressions
      • ( 16 ) Uquitaktumii: Reclaiming Our Voice
      • ( 17 ) Art Alive
      • ( 18 ) NEON KAKIÑIQ​
      • ( 20 ) Concrete Garden
      • ( 21 ) Inuit Nunangat Throat Singing Exchange
      • ( 22 ) Tittulautet Nunatsiavuttini
      • ( 23 ) Eskimo Pie and Other Poems
      • ( 24 ) Qaggiavuut!
      • ( 25 ) Nomads Won't Stand Still for their Portraits
      • ( 26 ) Inuit Fashion
      • ( 27 ) Avataq
    • Curatorial Team
    • Map + Schedule
    • BINGO >
      • What Goes Where?
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Alethea
​Arnaquq-Baril

Alethea is an Inuit filmmaker from the Canadian arctic where she runs Unikkaat Studios Inc. Alethea directed and produced award-winning Angry Inuk (2016 Unikkaat/NFB co-production in association with EyeSteelFilm) a feature doc for broadcast on Superchannel about how Inuit are coming up with new and provocative ways to deal with international seal hunting controversies. Angry Inuk premiered at Hot Docs, the largest documentary festival in North America, taking home the Audience Choice Award.
 
Alethea’s previous work includes her award-winning mid-length APTN documentary Tunniit: Retracing the Lines of Inuit Tattoos, in which Alethea spoke with elders across Nunavut about Inuit tattoos and their near disappearance, before getting her own traditional face tattoos.
 
She also directed short films such as the well-traveled Inuit High Kick, the NFB animation “Lumaajuuq: The Blind Boy and the Loon” which won Best Canadian Short Drama at imagineNATIVE 2010 and the Golden Sheaf Award for Best Aboriginal Film at the Yorkton 2011 Festival, and the short drama Aviliaq: Entwined, a lesbian love story set in the 1950’s, as part of the Embargo Project (ImagineNATIVE 2014).


Project

High Kicks & Back Flips


Time & Location


Wonderbolt Theatre 
72 Harbour Dr, St. John's, NL
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7:00 - 10:00 PM