Nanook of the north

The story an Eskimo family pitting their meager strength against the vast and inhospitable Arctic. Their struggle for survival against the elements is juxtaposed with the human warmth of the family as they go about their daily lives, including teaching the children to hunt, building an igloo, caring for their huskies, visiting a trading post, and hunting seals. This is a restoration by David Shepard of the original 1922 Film, with a new musical score by Stanley Silverman. Made by International Film Sem , Record of a perilous way of life, this is Robert Flaherty's well-known documentary of the Eskimo hunter Nanook and his family, whose entire energies are spent in the endless, often ingenious quest for food. Sound version, made in 1954 from the original 1922 production., Pictures the family and community of the Eskimos as the hunt, fish, construct shelters and struggle for survival against the lifelong menace of cold and hunger. Photographed by Robert Flaherty.