Qilautiga - Our heritage
Drumdancing in Greenland, how is it represented in our modern culture? Here I will go deep into the world of our heritage and my etablishing shot is me performing drumdance in 1991 to the public with my classmates. The documentary goes in showing drumdance events in Greenland and interviewing women who perform drum dancing and make drums. My expert interviews are Daniel Thorleifsen who is inuk and museum director, its about UNESCO world heritage where drum dancing is acknowledge as heritage and Markus E.Olsen an inuk priest - where his interview is about how drum dancing is presented in a church.
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Hanne Møller SørensenDirectorBefore One- Umiarsuup tikinngilaattani
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Hanne Møller SørensenWriterBefore One - Umiarsuup tikinngilaattaani
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Nuka Alice LundProducerSiarnaq company
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Kuka FleischerKey Cast"Documentary interview"
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Nuka Alice LundKey Cast"Interview person"
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Daniel ThorleifsenKey Cast"interview person"
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Varna Marianne NielsenKey Cast"Interview person"
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Markus E. OlsenKey Cast"interview person"
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Project Title (Original Language):Qilautiga - Our heritage
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:25 minutes
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Completion Date:October 23, 2022
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Production Budget:9,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Greenland
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Country of Filming:Greenland
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Language:Kalaallisut
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Shooting Format:Digital HK
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Nuuk
Greenland
November 30, 2022
Katuaq Culture House -
Iqaluit
Canada
February 20, 2023
Aulajait: Nunavut International Film Festival
- Born in Nuuk, Greenland
- Masters in arts, Cand.mag. at the University of Greenland and main subject in media and literature
- teacher at highschool in GUX Nuuk, in Greenlandic, Culture and Media for over 10 years
- member of Film.gl since 2017
- Second Chairman in Film workshop Nuuk
Documentaries:
1. Native Americans at Dartmouth - language and origin 2008
2. Homeless in Nuuk and Denmark - about their lifes and struggles 2018
Short Crime film : Before One - Umiarsuup tikinngilaattaani 2021, based on a greenlandic novel by Hans A.Lynge, an adaption to short film.
I have yet again dare to make a documentary this time about my heritage or our culture in drumdancing in Greenland. Drumdancing is blooming again in Greenland, in all events you see drum dancing and in some opening ceremonies. In Greenland we are so lucky to have obtain our language through out many years and now the focus shift to other immaterial culture in our society.
it is important that indigenous also make a documentary about their own culture and society with indigenous help and support from the network. If we do not show our own culture - who can?