Nanook Of The North, Robert Flaherty 1921 part 8/8

[camperkala]

i want them to let the dogs in the igloo  :) also, how on earth did the cameraman get enough light to film in those igloos

[JuliendAnce]

That life wes pure hell !!! why didn't they go south to find better conditions ?

[pmoy61]

Wonderful documentary! I really learned a lot about how the Inuits lived and could survive in such an unforgiving and harsh environment. A big thank you for posting this!

[charged220]

@pmoy61 Your welcome! There is also a fascinating man behind the camera.

[frankfurtlounge]

wooooooooooooooooooooooow...am­azing

[1chutzpah1]

Amazing! Thank you for posting. The scene that TheElissaS is speaking of is in part one (maybe part two). The scene is there. Thanking you once again.

[TheElissaS]

Although this is astounding and I am so grateful that it be posted on You Tube, I believe some parts are missing. I saw it last winter in New York City on 3rd St. and Second Avenue. There was no soundtrack and it was just a projection screen with a few folding chairs. But I seem to remember some scenes that aren't here or, possibly, I missed them. The one scene that comes to mind is when Nanook pulls up to shore with his kyack and some 20 people climb out, including a dog (not a puppy).

[charged220]

@TheElissaS You are right. Some extra scenes have been left out intentionally by the Criterion theatre and producer. The original print had a longer opening, and possibly other scenes cut out as well. I will post some extra scenes that I found shortly and will notify you.

[shaolinswaggar]

@TheElissaS i think you might have missed it, its on part one but maybe the number of people shown is lower because he did edit it to make it seem as if the boat was packed