Charting the efforts of four of the 59 residents of the Greenland fishing village of Niaqornat to avoid ecological, economic and emotional meltdown, this beautiful documentary discreetly examines how tradition and progress are harnessed to ensure a viable future.
Village At The End Of The World Review
Niaqornat, western Greenland. The inhabitants of this tiny fishing village, reliant on tourism and increasingly put-upon, are the subject matter of Sarah Gavron's fly-on-the-frozen-wall doc; Annie, the elderly sage, and restless, teenaged shop assistant Lars among them.
Release Date:
10 May 2013
Running Time:
76 minutes
Certificate:
12A
Original Title:
Village At The End Of The World
Visually immaculate and thought-provoking stuff.
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