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Games of the North

For thousands of years, traditional Inuit sports have been vital for survival within the unforgiving Arctic...

Starring:

Elizabeth Rexford, Jesse Frankson, David Thomas, John Miller, Brian Randazzo, Nora Thomas, Phillip Ossinak Kairaiuak, Forrest Olemaun, Big Bob Aiken, Debra Archambault, Solomon Frankson, Billy Bodfish, Joy Harjo, Meika McDonald

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Documentary

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