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Jul 10, 2026
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Animated short film depicts Inuit life ‘on the go’
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ARTS AND CULTURE JUL 10, 2026 – 9:10 AM EDT
Animated short film depicts Inuit life ‘on the go’
Co-directors Marc Séguin and Elisapie Isaac hope to bring ‘Piluk’ to northern audience after world première
Multidisciplinary artist Marc Séguin, left, and artist Elisapie Isaac’s animated short film “Piluk” draws on Inuit stories of movement and connection to the land. The film will make its world première at Switzerland’s Locarno Film Festival in August. (Photo by Éva-Maude, courtesy of the National Film Board)
By Nehaa Bimal
For Salluit artist Elisapie Isaac, the animated short film Piluk g…
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