Angotee: follows life of a boy in the Eastern Arctic, 1954

Angotee: follows life of a boy in the Eastern Arctic, 1954

[@goognamgoognw6637]

I have no family or relatives and i am watching this to get human warmth from someone. Nobody has visited me in 8 years not once. I am not old.

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

HI Why wait for someone to visit you? Go and see them instead! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.

[@chiphailstone589]

Your best friends will usually be the ones who work along with you, or just get up and travel untill you find somewhere nice, people just come along, sorry, theres no way to have a family if they are all gone, untill you make your own. Good luck.

[@catfischer86]

@@chiphailstone589 Chip, hello from Texas, I watch y'all on tv all the time and enjoy your lifestyle of family and subsistence living. I wish y'all well.

[@valerieshinia8526]

Ooooh hugs dear❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@brucemah609]

❤️ love tour way❤️

[@fernandocruz1393]

This is my to go show when im anxious. It teaches me to live in the moment like the eskimos not fearful of the future and always smiling.

[@yakupdemir5016]

WHY DO YOU USE SPANISH NAMES? ARE YOU ASHAMED OF YOUR ASIAN ANCESTORS? OR DID SOMEONE PUT A KNIFE TO YOUR THROAT FOR THIS, BROTHER?

[@TheTrtrapper]

I have watched all of these several times they always make my day better, thank you

[@shahjesayed3883]

Waaaaw my small daughter she must watch the iskimo life story daily, as I also love the iskimo life story, its really mesmerize the hearts.

[@disf5178]

Watch this too! (If you haven't) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fofcZ6WFi5aViMU

[@shahjesayed3883]

@@disf5178 I have already watched it many times

[@Rough.91]

I have watch Taktu 13th episode. Eskimo life..so simply and beautiful..soo beautiful and love much..2019.june 28..... @South Korea... i am a Srilankan

[@cindymarielopez4038]

Awwee! Angotee is such a cutie sooo adorable!

[@beforrest3763]

Do not let political or individual value influence your way of life; you are beautiful people. Bless you all :)

[@john55105]

""They" passed away decades ago!!!

[@family1st.99]

I'm so glad I came across this documentary it's wonderful made

[@paulpatloyal151]

The name Igloo used to describe the snow houses, is a description of Sod houses. The actual name for snow houses is ahpuyak; pronounced Ah' puu yaq. This name used is the same all across northern Alaska, and all the way to eastern Hudson Bay Inuit snow houses.

[@drd6893]

The Eskimo in the igloos. Is driving me batshit.

[@robholland8596]

Thank you!

[@aurourajest2557]

I love how simple and happy they are but its so sad mama died she raised him to be a good man good for them awesome people😄

[@drd6893]

Simple?

[@dominicirksuk5312]

i used to watch this movie, when i was grade 3, at activity room, inuglak school, w.c. 1 of my friends like andy aliyaks late father, & david aglukarks familys sides, my friends paul voiseys late mother. good film all times.

[@terrismith9662]

Dominic Irksuk Do you live in Alaska?? I love learning about the Inuit.

[@dominicirksuk5312]

@@terrismith9662 nope, i lived in arviat, nunavut, use to be in whale cove. nunavut.

[@dominicirksuk5312]

terri smith, you should, come up north & learn how to make snow igloo's & take a pictures of polar bears, & caribou's, & dog team ride with an elder for a day. & go buy carvings?

[@willbyrd5717]

That was in the Hudson Bay Area

[@Blessing927NJ]

What a beautiful documentary! Loved it!

[@filipinacanadianvlogteambr3808]

Beautiful documentary. Glad its been shared

[@WhitneyDahlin]

I'm pretty sure this was all fake. I remember reading somewhere that the directors like paid the Inuit to act like they live in igloosen stuff when they were just living in normal houses and had TV

[@johnwakamatsu3391]

I like this documentary and told my wife that she is lucky to live in a warm climate without snow and the life of people that live in the arctic.

[@CP-qn3tu]

Why is it that it's only Ur wife who is the lucky one. What about you Mr Male Chauvinist ?

[@covenawhite4855]

@@CP-qn3tu You are looking way to much into this. He is only repeating what his life said

[@dominicirksuk5312]

you peoples are born lucky, thanks god for it, you did not starve to death, deceased, frozen, lost from bad weather in freezing cold, not every day hunt for foods, fish in winter, trapping all yr, round to go by at hudsons bay company. trade fur. sewing every day, cooking in small camp fire in the igloos, man i was'nt born that times, some even walk 250 miles just to go trade, fur, buy bullets, tobacoo, milk, flour & baking soda, some without dogs team sled, just by caribou skin to pull along, some came after 1-2 month, some never returns home. thanks god for let us get togather, in warm good foods, heating houses electricity lights.

[@libertadamina5527]

Such an ignorant comment. They lived there by decision. They were happy until whities interrupted their peaceful life.

[@bethg.5611]

@@libertadamina5527 BS

[@malotyborang3157]

thankyou A,I film production loved to watch your old documentry living with happy familys and loved from india.

[@sajjadalvi2104]

Mother who died was a sad moment.......life of eskimo was amazing

[@dominicirksuk5312]

yes amazing, but it was in hard way, no heat, no electricity lights, mostly in winter on jan-feb-mar. thanks god white man help us all thru- hard ships.

[@rockye9231]

when did the mum die?

[@goognamgoognw6637]

but it's a staged story, they didn't spend 20 years to make it. She may or may not have died in real.

[@issa3522]

@@rockye9231 I think this was a Hollywood movie! Wedding in a Christian church with jewels?? That was not Eskimo’s (?) culture!!! Their original way of life was completely destroyed along with their lands!

[@Hildi.]

@@issa3522es, this scene in the church was disturbing. The people were not the same, no smile... just not their culture. It would have been nice, if they had shown how they celebrated a wedding before the foreign priests came

[@brucetonkin9032]

Thank you for sharing this video. It brought me much joy. I never knew anything of the Inuit. Joyfully surprised. Very hardy and happy family.

[@purple1017]

We think the way we live we have it all but really these beautiful people do they have true love peace joy

[@dominicirksuk5312]

yes, true as everyday life?

[@user-bu7vc6uk8l]

Какое светлое и счастливое лицо матери.

[@raqueljenson5972]

What healthy, wholesome, happy loving people they are 💕

[@narcruz188]

thank you for documentary...its help me more bocome a good man do good things in life...never complain for what i have as i lve in a very nice and adaptable climate.

[@raquelclass9647]

I wish they would have followed it and did a documentary of him and his child and wife, and followed his Son for 18 years

[@Hildi.]

it was a movie, just a random story told. In the end you can see the actor‘s names.

[@evelynbumpus5608]

Love this ..please keep them flowing

[@newheart1040]

Remarkable documentary simply beautiful

[@lorjin007]

I love you

[@fasx56]

Appreciated the efforts of this film to show the viewers the customs and traditions of the Eskimos and how they live. Like most primitive peoples they live on the edge of survival and life is very difficult but they seem happy, everything is relative.

[@justka4444]

Oni nie są prymitywni!!!!😠

[@dawn409]

@@justka4444 exactly! they are *not* "primitive"!

[@justka4444]

@@dawn409 pozdrawiam

[@tyjuanzubair7701]

I love it I wish I was raised like that I will retire to Alaska lord say the same

[@dominicirksuk5312]

it was too hard to live around 1800 yrs ago some even starves to death, thanks to white man putting in 1 area to some go other place. mabe like year 1800.

[@angelafariscal8020]

Such a good documentary and I like this kind of film.

[@cosmonguyen2344]

Outstanding video! Thank you!

[@elizabethcootes7845]

This is so awesome 😍 get to watch something like this filmed 1957 they are amazing

[@archisiob47]

Awesome documentary,takes 18 Year's to finish it😱

[@Hildi.]

emmmm nooo, it was just a movie, in the end you can see the actor´s names.

[@victoriabenally8319]

The video say it all. Very beautiful and understanding. I love it all.thanks.

[@deanfuller1702]

The most beautiful people.

[@vegasvalley30]

wish angotee still out there and living with his son now a man

[@ladycharsw]

Thanks for video. Intetesting. I always wondered what the women did for themselves every month. Stay seperate from family for a week? Like the Rain Forest of the Amazon or parts of the plains of Africa. The women stay in a seperate tent for a week. God Bless. Good video❤🙏🙋

[@yasminjaved4463]

What a brilliant lifestyle they have

[@azaleagregory3929]

He looks like his mother. So cute babys.

[@miguelitoinguanti6171]

God bless you and your family amen

[@kennethjanczak4900]

great documentary, :-)

[@Princessbritta]

For anyone wanting to go to the birth scene, it looks like she hit transition at 6:10!

[@khanhle2061]

Hay quá, cuộc sống quá khắc nghiệt vì lạnh nhưng họ rất khỏe và săn thú giỏi

[@redeemredeem9746]

Angotee's mother is a strong woman

[@virginiawolfe1562]

Love these people got there own way of living

[@jupiterm2598]

Wonderful documentary

[@thanhduong4671]

Con người là bậc thầy về thích ứng. Đặc biệt người Eskimo

[@bulardacostelcarlos9961]

Amazing people.

[@MinhHoang-vs8we]

Very good video

[@dadthefather1961]

My people

[@---115]

A very nice documentary 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙂

[@franklotion8]

What the heck...theyre all different kids!...was actually impressed that the camera crew came back fer 22 years..nope..i got dupped!

[@JohnJohn-zx5sy]

Are you kidding me... That's disappointing

[@EVNL576]

We all like history telling nights.

[@ladycharsw]

Sorry he lost his mother. She was not too old. 🙏❤

[@drd6893]

The white ppl could not leave them be... even before their evil Residencial genocide schools. When they encroached on the inuit tribes. They brought disease and that killed so many of the inuit peoples

[@marysamihai7763]

but wouldn' t the iglu iside melt due to the hit made by them (cooking, steam,..)? I've never understood how the icy walls resist to the hit and not turn into water

[@kunstnersjael]

Its because of the hard frost outside, from minus 25 to minus 50 C. And inside an ice hut it is not so warm as in ordinary houses: just above the freezing point: but that feels warm compared to minus 30, or minus 50 C. and when the cooking steam and sweat from people hit the snowy walls, it freezes to ice immediately, and so making the hut even stronger: such construction can hold a polar bear on its walls!

[@FarmanOutdoors]

Hi guys Sharing camping videos Will be glad to see you in my room

[@ajaarzuaga3001]

This was very interesting. I enjoyed it very much.

[@ladycharsw]

That was the same little vaby? So what year was this filmed He was young 18?

[@buddysalvador7416]

its like a time machine

[@HangTran-kv4rx]

This is God's creation. They all lived in the cold that's why they got such thick and dark back hair to keep them warm and strong as well.

[@dominicirksuk5312]

yes, it's very, very cold up here with out caribou clothings we can freeze to death too?

[@matthewmann8969]

I wonder if the Alaska Natives could make Igloo Palaces or Glacier Palaces that would be awesome

[@HangTran-kv4rx]

matthew mann Alaska has summers I doubt they can do that. It will melt.

[@newheart1040]

It would make zero sense it's not a culture of vanity but one of practicality and survival.

[@kaniq6120]

We do actually

[@ruthangelina9885]

If you look at the credits Angotee is played by 5 different actors/ kids. It's completely staged.

[@atlanticmermaid2739]

I love this!

[@donnagpalk912]

Beautiful...... Hope the film crew didn't take diseases with em...🙏 His mom passed.😭 Waverly Tennessee floods here 🙏

[@normlor8109]

very interesting but for all those years the quality of this film hasn't improved which surprises me unless this was staged and it is shown like a play with different actors in it??

[@dominicirksuk5312]

yes it was played with different actors in it, cause there was not even 1 white man to film it. inuits can only live by fish & caribous in late times. some were witch craft, & magic & curesing peoples from enemy, this is not anymore everyday life, since gospel is used now, thanks god you are a creater made all things?

[@ansarkidanhi6466]

What a life 😥😥

[@dominicirksuk5312]

it was, but no war, & stabbing, or drug addiction, & no alcohalics, no shooting, no paying rents, no owing to banks, no junk foods?

[@sjobang]

I bet you are more sad in your life, than they were.

[@Kensho-gw5cp]

And now inuit live like drug addiction, modern life ruins inuits life

[@fingloidfing3337]

Wow.. this film was 20 yrs in the making? nice...

[@dxb00]

Four people played various ages of the title role of angotee in this movie. It didn't take twenty years to make

[@fingloidfing3337]

hahaha

[@srmusa7725]

looks like Tom cruise?

[@EVNL576]

Fingloi Delos reyes No because there are four actors as Angotee.

[@lafaelerobertson599]

Great video

[@ladycharsw]

They have 7 in the Igloo counting grandma?

[@rezaamery1221]

💖💖💖

[@Ahmed-jl7uh]

Did the film maker really follow the life of Angotee over the years? John Ell is mentioned to be Angotee as baby, this makes me wonder if they used other people to represent Angotee's life stages

[@Richard-pt4vf]

Their sitting in the Igloo listening to the Rolling Stones😅

[@vincemacdonald6087]

Watching a lot of these videos and the narrator is always the same voice......hmmmm...

[@josephtriplett7788]

cant stop crying this is tje way life should be ... so beautiful . i want an eskimo wife ! ill move there tommorow

[@tyjuanzubair7701]

Me 2 I have watch this over and over again they have many different films

[@dominicirksuk5312]

it's a free country.....

[@antoniomontesdeocaflores5935]

I have been alone 17 years.

[@antoniomontesdeocaflores5935]

Welcome to the club.

[@user-qo5tv1jc4g]

우리들~

[@hakapeszimaki8369]

The colonists just ruined their way of life

[@1958newboy]

wow all those yrs &not once did they live in their summer season caribou skin tent, lol

[@dominicirksuk5312]

yes all made from caribous, some seal skins like movie in atinakjuak & oki?

[@binibasheer3895]

Why are u dislike ? I don't no

[@Anti652]

Вот кто придумал комбинезон с капюшоном.

[@danfield6030]

The only sad part was seeing a Christian influence....how tragic.

[@dfhpublic]

There's a good chance the mother is in heaven with Christ right now because of that influence. The entire human race has a specific problem that requires a specific solution. And although the WAY of salvation is exclusive, the INVITATION to walk it is open to ALL. I'm pretty thankful for that, and I imagine she is too. BTW, I do understand your concern of losing one's culture due to outside influence. That's why modern missionaries are taught to share a message while preserving the culture of indigenous peoples. All cultures have something good to offer and appreciate, and I'm thankful for the Inuit peoples and priceless videos such as this one. However, we all have a common problem that only God can solve, and He did so once for all on behalf of all peoples by becoming one of us Himself and dying in our place. What's tragic is to reject His offer.

[@dominicirksuk5312]

it's more happy life that b-4, i can say, thanks to white man, there have reward after life.

[@dooshakhaboosha2573]

Why did he move out? Not like rent was an issue

[@patriciadavidson3936]

Oh my gosh, BABY FORMULAR what crap, all Eskimos Breastfeed till there children are 2 or 3 years old. It's natural.

[@terrismith9662]

I think they used the baby formula as a supplement to breastfeading.

[@rorytennes8576]

That's exactly what I thought. White flour makes them strong? False ! It is trash food.

[@dominicirksuk5312]

cause there was no baby bottles, & no pampers, only pampers were used is caribou skin, that is fast drying from poop & urine of the baby, they never even wash them, just rub to the snow in winter, oh man everything was so hard life. not even compared to this world & other worlds living. freezing temps, mostly on dec, jan, feb, mar, month. my late mother used to tell me in storys, when camping & picnics. good storys, i even now how to skin off caribou's, & meat cutting, only from my late mothers words, my late father died too early, life go's on.....

[@sjobang]

Pablume means "worthless and stupid idea" and infant formula is crap food indeed. Eskimo mothers breastfed for 4 to 5 years though, which still is the norm in other undomesticated nations.

[@maravenu1512]

what did angotee mom die of?

[@joeybrown5889]

Angotee's Mom died of choking from a carabou and seal meat ! ;+)

[@dominicirksuk5312]

@Aubrey Bazilio this is true, thanks for that you study in history storys?

[@ladycharsw]

I wonder if the son is still living. They do not wear any thing on the bottom for when they go to the bathroom.

[@user-nt6ms6mh3u]

Pura.vellesa.de.videos

[@karenduwyenie4360]

Oh geez, this is so fake. There are similar films based on my tribe, we just lauh at them because it is so scripted. To us these types of films are so stupid.

[@MrJoseaperez]

Cindi real and the prince

[@tyjuanzubair7701]

Hello guys they are many more

[@dominicirksuk5312]

yes, like tuktu film, & atinajuak the fast runner, with oki. some true storys are not?

[@newperson2012]

how did they get any of their metal tools?

[@kaniq6120]

The women make them

[@kunstnersjael]

Before white men came, inuit found and used meteorites, that have a high percentage of metal, and made sheets of them into knives etc.

[@kunstnersjael]

@Jack Snow I didn't write smithing, did I? Inuit and dorset/tunit before them, travelled thousand of kilometres to get to the meteorite stones in North Greenland, so yes, they used metal, and hacked blades off the ironmetal stone

[@kunstnersjael]

@Jack Snow Yes, the meteorites in Northern Greenland are suitable for this

[@kunstnersjael]

@Jack Snow In Canada the copper eskimos/inuit people found big chunks of copper and used that in a similar way

[@struth4873]

Where those actors or truly the documentary is real

[@dominicirksuk5312]

there great grand fathers &great mothers did, like that old lady using glases 1 without ear hook,

[@eunicestone6532]

Grandma must be the midwife.

[@alisonnorcross951]

That special food is crap and grandma is right none of that when she was a girl

[@sjobang]

Yes, the whole movie is crap. It was written and directed by Doug Wilkinson and it's just a piece of white mans propaganda. It was interesting to learn though that the Pablum powder was for free, at least to begin with. No wonder Pablume means worthless and stupid idea and this, along with schooling, was how the last nations of "wild" human beings was domesticated. It's a sad sight indeed.

[@sjobang]

@@jacominahofmeester7815 Gabor Mate said in an interview that when Spanish priests saw how gentle and caring native Americans were towards their children, they decided to bring it to an end, and the church played a major role in changing the ways Europeans fostered their children as well. E.g. in 1365 it enforced laws limiting the period of breastfeeding, to 3,5 years, and later it it did a lot to reduce it even further. In 1458 pope Pius II issued a decree demanding that children had to sleep in separate beds. Martin Luther discouraged parents from bonding with their children, before they had reached the age of five, and the later Puritan movement deemed "excessive" care for children as being a sin ... Islam set an upper limit to the duration of the breastfeeding period to 2 years, and few knows that maltreatment of children is one of the things which characterizes Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

[@sjobang]

@@jacominahofmeester7815 Yes, Angotee was probably marked for life by that beating and the sad thing is that such things has a tendency of triggering a snowball effect: By disciplining his own children the same way Angotee will later validate both himself, his mother and the maltreatment he went through and by increasing it, the validation will be even stronger (my son isn't harmed by it hence neither was I). Physical disciplining of children is no longer allowed in many western countries but imagine if Angotee's mother hadn't hit him, but rather built a separate igloo for him and forced him to spend the night in it instead, alone (besides feeding him only Pablume, of course). I believe that would have been much worse. Yet that's pretty much what we do to children every day, before delivering them at the kindergarten, and the strange thing is that we think of it as natural and good. "Uncle" and "auntie" have become just as good as mom, sometimes even better, and I believe we might find ourselves in Duckburg (a world where mom and dad doesn't even exist) before a generation or two has passed - unless we do something to change the course we're on.

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[@chowfun1976]

27:30 Their language sounds a lot like Tagalog

[@stlsilverfox2292]

Momma puffin on some good shit.

[@Tipi_Dan]

~NOT!

[@georgebaker5971]

Those “meddling Missionaries” bringing their miserable religion to a people who had no need for it…Intoxication….

[@elsieayesu5857]

How beautiful to have seen a traditional marriage instead of the white mans way.

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

HI That was HARDLY a traditional Inuit marriage with a Catholic priest! LOL! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.

[@adambraun666]

The White Mans way is traditional marriage. It’s the Jew that subverts this.

[@FigaroHey]

"Little Man" is probably going to resent that name at certain points in his life, especially his sex life...

[@ladycharsw]

Can people buy Carabou clothes in 2021?

[@MrJoseaperez]

Cindi real y los 7 enanos

[@takecare121]

sad to see religious signs there .

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