I was absorbed in watching this film. I am deeply moved by the lives of humans in the Arctic of that era. I respect the woman who smiles so brightly even though she must be tired from carrying her baby on her back all day.
This is the most beautiful video about humans survival i have ever seen, i saw it a while ago when youtube was new. Much deep respect for these people. This is more than a precious movie, it is how humans lived in the ice ages and were very kind, but rugged.
First saw this Odyssey during an introductory course in Anthropology at City College in 1973, N.Y. Still amazing how much we have to learn from the so called “uncivilized” humans! Perhaps this is the moment in our Nation to reflect deeply into how commodity has spoiled our “civilized” way of life.
Brought back memories from when I was up there in the 80's and 90's. Sure we had more things to make travelling and hunting easier, but it was full-on living. Had an appetite like you wouldn't believe. And went to bed and slept right away every night. Super fit though. Igloo building is work, but great satisfaction to make a good one, with an ice window. You don't feel the outside wind at all, just hear the hiss of the snow going around it.
@@chanemark2592 Это действительно так?! В интернете есть только информация, что Роберт получил письмо о гибели Нанука во время неудачной охоты. О судьбе его семьи ни слова.
@@MrYukon2010 Because Nanook's wife was not his but the director's girl the entire time filming and got her pregnant. Martha of the North watch this documentary as she was in Nanook Of The North.
@@xrayron1 was or was not… does not matter. The life out tere was something that this community preserved and anglo-americans gradually destroyed latest in the 1970’s by forcing them to abandon their life, shooting down their dogs and took their kids to schools and brought christianity. Same old colonial story.
Very, very impressive. I'm silenced by these incredible heroes, who must have developed this lifestyle over thousands of years, generation after generation.....
I lived in Alaska and my native friends told me that nobody lives in igloos, but that they were used for hunting trips. Shattered my illusion. I helped build one once but we just hollowed out a huge pile of snow that had freezing rain on the top. It was warm inside with only a candle and lots of beer and smoke.
I fished the Bristol Bay area starting in 1980.. until now. There was a guy who read from notes ; a Doctor who waz there many years ago. Sail boat .. His notes were read aloud on the local radio station KDLG.. NO igloos Earth dug into a mound.. No fires.. They survive off seals and salmon.. Caribou.. It was and amazing story.. I want to find out where his notes are. Maybe a book by now ?
We should be grateful that someone is passionate enough to invest lots of time and money so we can enjoy this documentary eating pizza and scratching ..our heads in the commodity of our homes... thank you so much
I guess Im randomly asking but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost my password. I would love any help you can give me
@Byron Harlem thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
at 14:50 a forgotten about home remedy my great grandmother remembers well. Every household had its Castor Oil bottle for digestive problems. Also used as a hot compress for aches, pains of all kinds - a very powerful antiinflammatory that is only now sold in such tiny bottles, its hardly any use to anyone. Medical schools nowadays teach that its poisonous! never heard such silliness. Suspect this has more to do with drug companies not liking any competition from something both simple and natural, used since Adam was a boy...
This was a beautiful way of life,everyone so clean and healthy looking!❤ .My grandparents started life this way, tradition is still strong and never forget who sacrifices for us! Thank you!
This document is worth pure gold. A piece of real history, of a harsh reality that was not so long ago but has disappeared. The Inuits can be proud to have survived with such basic technology, thanks to their incredible skills. It was sad to hear of Nanook’s end, but his name lives on - also thanks to this document.
What an amazing piece of history frozen in time!! And the surprisingly great quality of filming with such primitive equipment from a century ago, in extreme conditions.. what a beautiful people in such a hard environment!! Thanks for sharing it with us.
questo bellissimo filmato mi ha molto emozionato. Tanti, ma tanti anni anni orsono lessi "il paese delle ombre lunghe" che mi riporta alla mente abbastanza fedelmente quella fantastica lettura, è come se lo avessi riletto , ma dal vero. era il 1948, avevo 8 anni. Sono rimasto affascinato e lo sono tutt'ora, anche se mi dicono che di quel mondo non è rimasto più nulla, solo il ricordo, il che mi amareggia non poco.- Grazie infinite
Потрясающий фильм!!! Слов нет!!!! И все были довольны ,рады происходящим! Никто не болел но сурово,правда? На одном дыхании посмотрел!!! А дети какие счастливые, как умываются это вообще, эскимосы наверное самые самые люди мира!!!!
That was incredible to watch. And yes, much respect goes out to these humans. Total survival tasks every single day! Nowadays we still don't know how good and easy we have it compared to... This was simply amazing to watch!!!
@@user-mq1kv1oy6p Hi Arata,Thankyou so much for responding. Our whole class watched Nanook many times while on his adventures. We sat in front of a black and white TV. 1972. The building of an igloo absolutely fascinates me.
I've evolved much after watching this video. 👍 Peopl of nowdays forgot how to live active whole day, each day, and thay become cry a lot and suffer a lot becouse of their laziness and availability. So lets becom a great happy people, living active every moment, every day, all days even living in the cities even when we have a great automatic supply.
Such an awesome and precious view of the struggles of life in that area. I never knew 20 people plus their dog could even fit into a Kayak? How they sleep nude in those igloos and keep their nude baby in that open backpack is beyond me?
THIS MOVIE WAS THE FIRST EXPERIENCE ABOUT CANADA WHEN I WAS LEARNING ENGLISH. IN RED DEER ALBERTA IN 1993. MY TEACHER, LINDA SHOW US THIS MOVIE. GOD BLESS MY TEACHER.
You can say it's fake and maybe parts of it has been staged . But It does show the real life of living in the Arctic . Its no more or no less staged than movies today . I gained quite a bit of knowledge by watching this .
I'm just about to start watching this film and, thought I would comment that after over 70 years on this planet I actually now know that Nanook was a real person. Ive known the name all my life , it seems, but never knew the source!
Watching this documentary i felt like I should make a meal out of scratch, so I went to Trader Joe and bought bunch of frozen stuff and i cooked them all together for about 15min
Ну согласно надписи щенкам сделано отдельное укрытие чтобы их взрослые собаки не съели , и сани на крыше ночью хранили чтобы собаки не съели кожаные ремешки
archery starts young. good thing he showed the boy to shoot before he starved to death. the real world. you don't do what you want you do what you have to. great people.
Thank you very much for the movie! I always wanted to see it. Arctic Adventure is my favorite book, and I love seeing this kind of documentary. Best wishes to you! The book is by Peter Freuchen. If you enjoy this type of thing, I highly recommend it.
As fascinating as this film is, it is not a real documentary. They are not real family but people chosen by filmmaker, nanook is not father’s real name and filmmaker demanded them to use harpoon instead of rifles. Women are flaherty’s own concubines which he had a child who he never confessed. Lot of sad stuff behind beautiful footage.
Om een glimp te zien van hoe men sinds 40.000 jr. geleefd heeft; Amper 100 jr. door techniek,civilicatie,klimaat; weggevaagt,stemt tot nadenken en melancholie...!
It's a great gift, that moovie,and you sharing, guy! clear and nice pictures, plenty of poetry, a rude and frozen part of humanity, stood as lived people before warming northern earth after last - 20000 years glaciation,icetime. From my experience of portraits, I see friends from Finland, Russia, eastern orient (do you know the surname" Marek" in Poland means a harpoon in South Japan Aïnu tribe?... Vestiges, traces de migrations antiques, but familly life, love and solidarnösc! Great document... 1920
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.
OMIAK- the name of the boat they use- is probably my favorite Scrabble word of all time since it can be spelled abunch of different ways! UMIAK, UMIAC, UMIACK, OOMIAK, OOMIAC, OOMIACK, and I think there might even be more!
What a beautiful family, living in such a harsh conditions, yet always happy and smiling..this film is priceless, thank you..
After 100 years it is still one of the most beautiful film ever made
The protagonist is a true hero
這部電影的導演害死了這家人，他們因為配合導演的拍攝而來不及儲存食物，一家人被活活餓死，導演拍攝完便拂袖而去，沒有付承諾中的酬勞。
I watched this entire video wearing my earphones. 😎
Ha ha 😁😁
Legend
😂😂😂
Amazing film man's will to survive..
Damn , I did too.
I was absorbed in watching this film. I am deeply moved by the lives of humans in the Arctic of that era. I respect the woman who smiles so brightly even though she must be tired from carrying her baby on her back all day.
& few dickies went their too.
這部電影的導演害死了這家人，他們因為配合導演的拍攝而來不及儲存食物，一家人被活活餓死，導演拍攝完便拂袖而去，沒有付承諾中的酬勞。
Sorry to burst your bubble, but every scene was staged
This is the most beautiful video about humans survival i have ever seen, i saw it a while ago when youtube was new. Much deep respect for these people. This is more than a precious movie, it is how humans lived in the ice ages and were very kind, but rugged.
First saw this Odyssey during an introductory course in Anthropology at City College in 1973, N.Y. Still amazing how much we have to learn from the so called “uncivilized” humans! Perhaps this is the moment in our Nation to reflect deeply into how commodity has spoiled our “civilized” way of life.
Brought back memories from when I was up there in the 80's and 90's. Sure we had more things to make travelling and hunting easier, but it was full-on living. Had an appetite like you wouldn't believe. And went to bed and slept right away every night. Super fit though. Igloo building is work, but great satisfaction to make a good one, with an ice window. You don't feel the outside wind at all, just hear the hiss of the snow going around it.
I was up there, too - different world. Tough people.
Фильм произвёл глубокое чувство сострадания к людям и животным. Благодарю авторов фильма.
Они даже не знают, что это такое твое сострадание😁
這部電影的導演害死了這家人，他們因為配合導演的拍攝而來不及儲存食物，一家人被活活餓死，導演拍攝完便拂袖而去，沒有付承諾中的酬勞。
@@chanemark2592 Это действительно так?! В интернете есть только информация, что Роберт получил письмо о гибели Нанука во время неудачной охоты. О судьбе его семьи ни слова.
Modern man could not do this, lost the skills and lost the power of survival instincts. Wonderful film.
I feel moved to see how indigenous people worked together in such harmony, this is priceless thanks for posting
It’s all a sham actually
@@reisswegman3850 And you know that because....? BTW, "I know" is not proof.
Well, in the frozen north you either work together or you all die.
@@MrYukon2010 Because Nanook's wife was not his but the director's girl the entire time filming and got her pregnant.
Martha of the North watch this documentary as she was in Nanook Of The North.
@@xrayron1 was or was not… does not matter. The life out tere was something that this community preserved and anglo-americans gradually destroyed latest in the 1970’s by forcing them to abandon their life, shooting down their dogs and took their kids to schools and brought christianity. Same old colonial story.
Very, very impressive. I'm silenced by these incredible heroes, who must have developed this lifestyle over thousands of years, generation after generation.....
This is testament that the human spirit conquers everything. Thank you so very much for posting.
I lived in Alaska and my native friends told me that nobody lives in igloos, but that they were used for hunting trips. Shattered my illusion. I helped build one once but we just hollowed out a huge pile of snow that had freezing rain on the top. It was warm inside with only a candle and lots of beer and smoke.
In the Canadian North, the Eskimos, or Inuits do live in Igloos.
I fished the Bristol Bay area starting in 1980.. until now.
There was a guy who read from notes ; a Doctor who waz there many years ago. Sail boat .. His notes were read aloud on the local radio station KDLG.. NO igloos
Earth dug into a mound..
No fires.. They survive off seals and salmon..
Caribou.. It was and amazing story.. I want to find out where his notes are. Maybe a book by now ?
Thanks great questions !
Hunting camps
Wiki en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igloo
Also ruclips.net/video/HVy6rOV1bRc/видео.html
We should be grateful that someone is passionate enough to invest lots of time and money so we can enjoy this documentary eating pizza and scratching ..our heads in the commodity of our homes... thank you so much
Indeed
I guess Im randomly asking but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my password. I would love any help you can give me
@Philip Orlando Instablaster :)
@Byron Harlem thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Byron Harlem It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass!
I had no idea you could fit so many people in a kayak!
at 14:50 a forgotten about home remedy my great grandmother remembers well. Every household had its Castor Oil bottle for digestive problems. Also used as a hot compress for aches, pains of all kinds - a very powerful antiinflammatory that is only now sold in such tiny bottles, its hardly any use to anyone. Medical schools nowadays teach that its poisonous! never heard such silliness. Suspect this has more to do with drug companies not liking any competition from something both simple and natural, used since Adam was a boy...
The poison ricin is only present in castor oil Beans and not the oil
This was a beautiful way of life,everyone so clean and healthy looking!❤ .My grandparents started life this way, tradition is still strong and never forget who sacrifices for us! Thank you!
This document is worth pure gold. A piece of real history, of a harsh reality that was not so long ago but has disappeared. The Inuits can be proud to have survived with such basic technology, thanks to their incredible skills. It was sad to hear of Nanook’s end, but his name lives on - also thanks to this document.
His real name was Allakariallak. And a lot of the things in the movie was made up.
Speciality of this documentary is diff , it is one of the earlist videography , mean when it is just evolved.
Every scene is staged.
Movie is like an ancient version of national geographic.Everyone no matter their age should watch this film.
What an amazing piece of history frozen in time!!
And the surprisingly great quality of filming with such primitive equipment from a century ago, in extreme conditions.. what a beautiful people in such a hard environment!!
Thanks for sharing it with us.
questo bellissimo filmato mi ha molto emozionato. Tanti, ma tanti anni anni orsono lessi "il paese delle ombre lunghe" che mi riporta alla mente abbastanza fedelmente quella fantastica lettura, è come se lo avessi riletto , ma dal vero. era il 1948, avevo 8 anni. Sono rimasto affascinato e lo sono tutt'ora, anche se mi dicono che di quel mondo non è rimasto più nulla, solo il ricordo, il che mi amareggia non poco.- Grazie infinite
Страна длинных теней.кто автор подскажите
Потрясающий фильм!!! Слов нет!!!! И все были довольны ,рады происходящим! Никто не болел но сурово,правда? На одном дыхании посмотрел!!! А дети какие счастливые, как умываются это вообще, эскимосы наверное самые самые люди мира!!!!
The word Nanuk in Inuit Eskimo means Polar Bear. Beautiful film.
Popolo resiliente . Quanta energia per sopravvivere. Ed oggi si è già stanchi per aver scaricato un file da internet.
Wow... The whole family fits in the canoo! Fantastic.
В России есть телеканал, Охота и рыбалка )) Но, такая охота и рыбалка, никому и не снилась )
Entre más veo más pena me da, de cómo vivimos y en lo qué nos hemos convertido ahora.
Hermoso video, gracias, gracias 💞❤️
That was incredible to watch. And yes, much respect goes out to these humans.
Total survival tasks every single day!
Nowadays we still don't know how good and easy we have it compared to...
This was simply amazing to watch!!!
Огромное вам спасибо за прекрасный фильм. Очень понравилось.
TWO adult women, an infant and a puppy were riding around stuffed INSIDE the kayak's hull😳
Watched this film back in the 60’s. Great then and still is
Сколько же вам теперь лет? 😊
@@user-mq1kv1oy6p It was great,I love it when he exits the igloo with a big smile on his face after carving out the door.
@@user-mq1kv1oy6p Hi Arata,Thankyou so much for responding. Our whole class watched Nanook many times while on his adventures. We sat in front of a black and white TV. 1972. The building of an igloo absolutely fascinates me.
I love these sorts of documentaries, will shot this to my students when it is movie time.
Thank you 💖💗❤️
Thanks for posting! I’ve been looking for it exhaustively
I enjoyed watching it very much! Thanks for uploading it!
One of the best documentaries ever. Thank you.
A lot of it was made up.
Thank you very much!
I've evolved much after watching this video.
👍
Peopl of nowdays forgot how to live active whole day, each day, and thay become cry a lot and suffer a lot becouse of their laziness and availability.
So lets becom a great happy people, living active every moment, every day, all days even living in the cities even when we have a great automatic supply.
Such an awesome and precious view of the struggles of life in that area. I never knew 20 people plus their dog could even fit into a Kayak? How they sleep nude in those igloos and keep their nude baby in that open backpack is beyond me?
That kayak scene was a film trick, they didnt really fit 20 people in there. I read about it on a website.
@@megaleadjp Oh, I guess that makes sense.
Brilliant doco
Amazing living/survival skills
The poor dogs
Sleeping under 1 skin
Respect to all eskimos
THIS MOVIE WAS THE FIRST EXPERIENCE ABOUT CANADA WHEN I WAS LEARNING ENGLISH. IN RED DEER ALBERTA IN 1993. MY TEACHER, LINDA SHOW US THIS MOVIE. GOD BLESS MY TEACHER.
How he manage to hold that monster and that rope amazingly was strong..
Awesome document.
Love this movie. I first saw it when it was only 50 years old! But now it seems to come from deep deep in the past. Ancient.
What camera could survive the weather in this film in 1920? Amazing.
Como podian sobrevivir ellos!!
And I complain when it's my turn to carry out the garbage.
Fantastic! I didn't want it to end. Thank you for posting.
素晴らしい！！！！！撮影者に感謝ありがとうございました、、、
These people were tough as nails. Still are!! What an amazing film.
Those who think man's natural state is private profit have been "educated". Our survival then and now depends on cooperation.
Вот это я понимаю ОХОТА С БОЛЬШОЙ БУКВЫ, лишнее у природы не возьмёшь … не то , что нынешние стрелки…
Incredible what people are capable of surviving.
I looked up the movie and it’s actually not far off of the description he gave 😂
so many got into such a small boat ... 😯
Nanook of the North
and
Nuktuk of the South
what a brave life, respect for all our ancestors.
6:00 just how big that boat is! Oh my God...
Wonderful!!
You can say it's fake and maybe parts of it has been staged . But It does show the real life of living in the Arctic . Its no more or no less staged than movies today . I gained quite a bit of knowledge by watching this .
I would not call it "fake" is is more of a docudrama, more of a depiction of what it was like.
Fantástico documento histórico
When the full family came out of the canoe I knew it was going to be good.
John Allright, plus their dog as well, LMAO. I didn't know Kayaks had basements?
@@TisEYEthe1 😀
Yea, they had a gym in there too .. 😜
If only it was real.
Incredible suvivors. Harsh life, to put it mildly.
They are legendary.
I'm just about to start watching this film and, thought I would comment that after over 70 years on this planet I actually now know that Nanook was a real person. Ive known the name all my life , it seems, but never knew the source!
Watching this documentary i felt like I should make a meal out of scratch, so I went to Trader Joe and bought bunch of frozen stuff and i cooked them all together for about 15min
lol....what stuff did you use?
amazing, a treasure
不可思議、感謝有這樣的記錄片
That cano was more like a submarine, talk about thinking outside the box. Beautiful film people and place's.
Интересно было посмотреть как жили... и щенкам место сделал! Как холодно..🥶 Спасибо за фильм, ещё бы перевод, вообще супер было бы!
Ну согласно надписи щенкам сделано отдельное укрытие чтобы их взрослые собаки не съели , и сани на крыше ночью хранили чтобы собаки не съели кожаные ремешки
Awesome :-) ty for sharing
귀한 영상 잘봤습니다.
생생하네요.
Познавательно! Как хорошо человек адаптируется к любым условиям!
Excellent!!!!
archery starts young. good thing he showed the boy to shoot before he starved to death. the real world. you don't do what you want you do what you have to. great people.
The camera man so thought in extreme snow, with nanok family
Thank you very much for the movie! I always wanted to see it. Arctic Adventure is my favorite book, and I love seeing this kind of documentary. Best wishes to you! The book is by Peter Freuchen. If you enjoy this type of thing, I highly recommend it.
A testament to the human spirit
Потрясающяя сьемка!
Best Doc ever made
Thanks
How the line didnt snap i will never know. Thats a huge animal. Seal skin line you gotta be kiddin.
As fascinating as this film is, it is not a real documentary. They are not real family but people chosen by filmmaker, nanook is not father’s real name and filmmaker demanded them to use harpoon instead of rifles. Women are flaherty’s own concubines which he had a child who he never confessed. Lot of sad stuff behind beautiful footage.
Керемет . Қандай ақ көңіл адамдар
Интересно . Спасибо .из С-Петербурга.
😊beautiful
With God, all things are possible.
Om een glimp te zien van hoe men sinds 40.000 jr. geleefd heeft; Amper 100 jr. door techniek,civilicatie,klimaat; weggevaagt,stemt tot nadenken en melancholie...!
And yet we cry here in Saskatchewan that our winters are too long.. beautiful documentary
maybe because the snow is not the enviroment of your ancestors
Humbled. Thank you
Showed us real Eskimos .Thank you .
woaw living on the edge
Mataban para comer ; ahora matan para tener un trofeo en la sala y presumirlo
,
Strong, smart, skillful, and smiling people.
It's a great gift, that moovie,and you sharing, guy! clear and nice pictures, plenty of poetry, a rude and frozen part of humanity, stood as lived people before warming northern earth after last - 20000 years glaciation,icetime. From my experience of portraits, I see friends from Finland, Russia, eastern orient (do you know the surname" Marek" in Poland means a harpoon in South Japan Aïnu tribe?... Vestiges, traces de migrations antiques, but familly life, love and solidarnösc! Great document... 1920
Breakfast sushi seal then lunch again sushi seal and dinner once again sushi seal.
Esto realmente tiene 100 años,se ve mucho mejor que tantas películas,no tan antiguas.
Be careful where them huskies go, don't you eat that yellow snow........
Kesini garagara tugas antropologi 🙌🏻
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.
OMIAK- the name of the boat they use- is probably my favorite Scrabble word of all time since it can be spelled abunch of different ways! UMIAK, UMIAC, UMIACK, OOMIAK, OOMIAC, OOMIACK, and I think there might even be more!
Tf, a whole family came out that small ass boat... How?
Incredible, indeed!