Remember folks and history enthusiasts this film was made over 100 years ago! As a matter of fact it's 103 years old filmed in 1922!!! That would be like someone in 1961 the date of my birth filming America at the dawn of the breakout of the Civil War in 1859 when slavery still existed! In the film the white man demonstrates a gramaphone to the Eskimos so they can hear a recording of the "voice." The 20th century saw the largest changes in inventions that transformed the agrarian lifestyle of Western man from animal and human power to machine power, and even computer technology wireless communication!

Fast forward if you want to bypass the intro, but this is the only silent film not to be missed!!

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The real coloratura, listening is true pleasure, I haven't had so much enjoyment in a long time. Bravi 👏👏

Life is so tough in this environment. What if a family does not have a good strong male hunter or an intelligent female to run the household? Probably, survival of the fittest will apply. Respect to the Nanook people. Thank you for sharing your experience with these fabulous people.

Particular to the time period, and universal, at the same time. Thanks for this! The children here are now in their 70s and 80s.

It's refreshing to watch the silent version of this without the alienating soundtrack that usually accompanies the film.

My dad was 14 years old in 1946!

130 Years Later, this is still how I remember it…

Just heart breaking to think of him starving to death looking for food. Really enjoyed the video. 😊😊😊😊

Tough Men create good times Weak Men create Hard times This is good times in this video

So THIS is where all those silent-movie cliches came from! I would love to see this dubbed from start to end with sound clips from Dudley Do-Right and Tom Slick cartoons.

That's mad funny he said it migjt be that one 😂😂

I looked up the movie and it’s actually not far off of the description he gave 😂

130 years ago dang 😭

Hmmmm

The cat video is super cute

Si on passe le film à petite vitesse, à 3:40, on peut lire le nom de la commune de la Corrèze (en Limousin) où a été tourné ce film ; il s'agit de Noailles (Noalhas, en occitan).

57:22 57:28 A 100yrs old documentary worth 100 millian dollers. Modernization chaged a lot for good as well as bad too.. glaciars melting environmental threat..

Every picture we have of Ollie is a blessing. Thx

Fantastic! I didn't want it to end. Thank you for posting.

No sound?

Over 200 years cat's have had love.

Ban anh hung ca se con mai voi thoi gian kinh ne nguoi quay phim

They had a gender problem 😅

A bit hard to follow if you’re not familiar with source material

A testament to the human spirit

❄Que belíssimo registro! 🧊Abraços do Brasil!☀

I am fairly certain we watched this in grade school. It is likely banned now.

Did the dogs survive? Why were they not allowed in the shelter. So sad

😊beautiful

Incredible suvivors. Harsh life, to put it mildly.

dont give them biscuits, they get stomach age.

Alcohol is the worst enemy for these simple and kind people. And alcohol has killed most of them in America, Asia and northern Europe.

The word Nanuk in Inuit Eskimo means Polar Bear. Beautiful film.

If each cat's lifespan is around 13-18 and a cat has 9 lives there's a good chance there probably alive to this day

Awesome document.

What beautiful countryside

I don't see any native people living in Reservations in Canada, compared to Americans. Those tribes have been living in their own area since the beginning, not being moved there by force from somewhere else.

Thank you very much!

1962 TV airing.

Is someone nanooks family either grandchildren/ great grandchildren survive up to now?

귀한 영상 잘봤습니다. 생생하네요.

I had no idea that Man Ray dabbled in cinematography; I only know him as a legendary still photographer!

classic, years ahead of its time....and a bit sexy too

I had no idea you could fit so many people in a kayak!

I betcha that Nanook was a playa up north 😎

This film is considered to have been the first “farce comedy” in film history. Apparently the lead actor in this 3/4 reel movie - a young man by the name of…wait for it…wait for it…Mack Sennett - thought there was potential in this particular type of “flicker” that Mr. Griffith did not. 3 years later, Mack would get to test his comedic theories out in a new venture entitled The Keystone Film Company…and both history and legend would become, in the words of a very popular modern TV and film actress and activist, a masterpiece and a work in progress simultaneously…that set the tone for visual comedy forever.