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Based On Myths, Legends Or Folklore | Sibling Relationship
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2001 | Zacharias
Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Film | 2003 | Sylvia
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Film | 2003 | Peter-Henry
Best Foreign Film | 2003
Best Foreign Language Film | 2003
Best Achievement in Editing | 2002 | Zacharias
Best Motion Picture | 2002
Best Achievement in Direction | 2002 | Zacharias
Best Achievement in Music Original Score | 2002 | Chris
Best Screenplay | 2002 | Paul Apak
Best Film | 2002 | Zacharias
Best Actor | 2002 | Natar
Best Director | 2002 | Zacharias
Best Actress | 2002 | Lucy
Best Feature | 2002 | Zacharias
Best Feature Film | 2002 | Zacharias
Best First Feature | 2002
2002 | Zacharias
2002 | Zacharias
2001 | Zacharias
Best Feature | 2001 | Zacharias
2001 | Zacharias
2001 | Zacharias
2001 | Zacharias
Best Foreign Film | 2003 | Zacharias
Best Foreign Film | 2003
Best Foreign Language Film | 2003
Best Foreign Language Film | 2003
Best Independent | 2003
Best Picture | 2003
Best First Film | 2002 | Zacharias
Best New Filmmaker | 2002 | Zacharias
Best ForeignLanguage Film | 2002
Best Film | 2002
Best Supporting Actor | 2002 | Peter-Henry
Narrative Feature | 2001 | Zacharias
2001 | Zacharias
Budget 1,934,000 USD
Box Office Collection 3,786,801 USD
While this film would never get SPCA approval, every animal killed was used in true Inuit fashion; all the meat was consumed, and the skins were put to practical use.
The first Inuktitut-language feature film.
Was named the "Greatest Canadian film of all time" in the Toronto International Film Festival's 2015 poll of Canadian critics and filmmakers. In the 2004 poll, it had gotten the fifth spot.
The only Canadian film to win the Camera d'Or for best first feature film at the Cannes Film Festival (as of 2019).
Is considered by the filmmakers to be the first part of the "Fast Runner Trilogy", followed by The Journals of Knud Rasmussen (2006) and Le jour avant le lendemain (2008). The three films don't follow each other narratively but rather are thematically linked, like Edgar Wright's "Three Colors Cornetto Trilogy" or Park Chan-wook's "Vengeance Trilogy".
"Atuat: [to Atanarjuat] I hunt you. You're my own wolf."
"Oki: What are you all looking at? Haven't you ever seen anyone kick a dog before?"
