Sumé's poetic lyrics spoke not only of the disappearance of Greenland villages, but also of the imminent extinction of an entire culture. Crashing beats and a charismatic lead-man managed to get the message across, laying the groundwork for a national consciousness. Making use of archive material and interviews with contemporary witnesses, artist Inuk Silis Høegh tells a no-frills tale full of spirit and encouragement that furthermore reminds us that the disappearance of a language means much more than the loss of mere words. GL
DCP | Farbe / colour
Inuk Silis Høegh
Henrik Bohn Ipsen
Jon McBirnie
Per Berthelsen, Malik Høegh
Erno Aronsen, Per Berthelsen, Hjalmar Dahl, Per Danker, Hans Fleischer, Lise Hegelund, Malik Høegh, Isak Kleist, Kuupik Kleist, Emil Larsen, Arkaluk Lynge, Aviâja E. Lynge, Sakiu Nielsen, Eigil Petersen, Tida Ravn, Karsten Sommer
Bullitt Film and Jabfilm
DR Sales
Kim Christiansen
Emil Holms Kanal 20
0999 Copenhagen
Denmark
Tel.: +45.35.20.22 99
kimc@dr.dk
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Inuk Silis Høegh - born 1972 in Qaqortoq, Greenland. He studied film & TV production in Bristol, Great Britain, and graduated from the Royal Danish School of Visual Arts in 2010. Since the 1990s he has produced and directed numerous short films, music videos, documentaries and commercials along with art exhibitions and installations.
SINILLUARIT (1999, short)
PÅ FREMMED IS (2000, short, doc)
ESKIMO WEEKEND (2001, short)
I SAMME BÅD (2002, short, doc)
TARRARSORNERIT (2005, short, doc)