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By Daniel A (1,013) on 09 Sep 2009

Undeniable is its importance to film industry history, even if being considered a faux documentary…

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By Eddy L (22) on 16 Aug 2009

Very interesting movie and history of cinema…

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By Samantha S (1,257) on 29 Apr 2009

The greatness of this film is how its able to make you identify with Nanook and his family…

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By Zacho D (182) on 26 Mar 2009

This is technically the first feature length documentary. For that, it deserves a lot of credit. But, as a whole, the film isn't very good…

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By Matt W (1,718) on 23 Mar 2009

As a piece of cinematic history, fascinating. As a piece of history/documentary making, woeful…

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By Andrew R (1,534) on 03 Feb 2009

At first, I couldn't believe that documentaries were made this early on in the cinema. Then, I couldn't believe how well-made this was…

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By Michael O (1,073) on 03 Feb 2009

At first, I couldn't believe that documentaries were made this early on in the cinema. Then, I couldn't believe how well-made this was…

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By David H (2,838) on 26 Jan 2009

Surprisingly captivating for being a silent documentary…

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By Terri H (1,064) on 05 Nov 2008

Though Flaherty is clearly in such a state of admiration of his subject as to make impossible any sort of distance it is still the first go…

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By Jimmy C (376) on 05 Nov 2008

Though Flaherty is clearly in such a state of admiration of his subject as to make impossible any sort of distance it is still the first go…

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By Jorge M (299) on 01 Nov 2008

Great documentary. Good Pace, well-edited, and probably one of the best documentaries ever made…

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By Evan H (764) on 09 Oct 2008

Aside from the now-obvious liberties Flaherty took with contriving scenarios and costumes, this flick remains as important a document of lost…

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By Jason C (2,488) on 22 Sep 2008

If you can take yourself back to the thrill of seeing something completely foreign, you can understand the magic that this film held in its…

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By L M (149) on 19 Sep 2008

Cool insight, interesting camera shots. Not a truly riveting story, but it's definitely memorable…

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By X. T (149) on 16 Sep 2008

A salvage ethnography about the Inuit's struggle for survival in Arctic…

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By Kate T (306) on 08 Sep 2008

People, it was all staged. The 1947 restoration has a nice soundtrack tho…

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By C.j. S (218) on 04 Sep 2008

One of the most important films ever made…

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By Colton D (180) on 31 Aug 2008

Not sure how reliable it is as a documentary, but that doesn't stop it from being supremely fascinating. Quite funny, too…

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By Karen W (242) on 24 Aug 2008

Sometimes you have to lie to tell the truth, yo…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 17 Aug 2008

You may have seen a gag where 18 clowns pile out of a car. This movie starts similarly except with nine Inuits piling out of a kayak…

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