Invisible

Artist and filmmaker Roz Mortimer invites viewers into a mesmerizing exploration of the High Arctic, blending historical texts, medieval maps, and personal narratives. Through her lens, she delves into the Inuit's deep-rooted connection to their land while subtly questioning the Western perspective on science and knowledge. The film beautifully juxtaposes striking visuals of modern Inuit life with breathtaking throat singing and carefully crafted tableaux against the backdrop of the icy wilderness. This poetic work challenges perceptions, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Inuit while offering a fresh perspective on nature and humanity's relationship with it.