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10 articles available in total starting from 16/07/2012. Last article published on 22/01/2026.

EXCLUSIVE: Shooting on Thierry Machado’s Pipaluk, The Girl Who Raced The Wind to unfold in Greenland in March

EXCLUSIVE: Shooting on Thierry Machado’s Pipaluk, The Girl Who Raced The Wind to unfold in Greenland in March

Sold by Lucky Number, the first fiction feature directed by the cinematographer is being produced by Ex Nihilo and Galatée Films, in co-production with Anorâk, Snowglobe and Pandora  

22/01 | Production | Funding | France/Greenland/Denmark/Germany

Nuuk International Film Festival crowns Zacharias Kunuk’s Wrong Husband and Joe Derrick’s Qajaq Man among its winners

Nuuk International Film Festival crowns Zacharias Kunuk’s Wrong Husband and Joe Derrick’s Qajaq Man among its winners

The festival’s Honorary Award was presented to Liisa Holmberg, a producer and the head of the Arctic Indigenous Film Fund  

22/09/2025 | Festivals | Awards | Greenland

Greenland set to launch its own film institute in 2026

Greenland set to launch its own film institute in 2026

The Greenland Parliament passed a new law to establish the body, tasked to fund and promote production and offering a 25% cash rebate scheme  

26/11/2024 | Institutions | Legislation | Greenland/Denmark

Lin Alluna • Director of Twice Colonized

Interview: Lin Alluna • Director of Twice Colonized

“We wanted to shake and hit and hug the audience with this film”

The Danish director discusses how she made her complex documentary in close collaboration with the protagonist, Aaju Peter  

25/01/2023 | Sundance 2023 | World Cinema Documentary Competition

Review: Twice Colonized

Review: Twice Colonized

Lin Alluna's first feature-length documentary about Greenlandic Inuit lawyer and human rights activist Aaju Peter is powerful and emotional, if not always well balanced  

24/01/2023 | Sundance 2023 | World Cinema Documentary Competition

Ainara Vera • Director of Polaris

Interview: Ainara Vera • Director of Polaris

“I think that by making this film, I became less romantic about life”

The Spanish director breaks down how she made her fascinating documentary about two strong sisters who are poles apart – in more ways than one  

17/11/2022 | Zinebi 2022

Review: Polaris

Review: Polaris

Leave it to Spanish director Ainara Vera to combine a strong sisterly bond and the Arctic, and for it to actually make perfect sense  

25/10/2022 | Mirage 2022

Isabella Eklöf’s sophomore feature, Kalak, now in production in Copenhagen

Isabella Eklöf’s sophomore feature, Kalak, now in production in Copenhagen

The picture follows a male nurse who ends up working in Nuuk, Greenland, and who tries to connect with the local culture through sex  

21/09/2022 | Production | Funding | Denmark/Sweden/Norway/Greenland/Netherlands/Finland

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Cannes ACID title Polaris

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Cannes ACID title Polaris

The new feature by Spanish director Ainara Vera, who made her name as the editor of Viktor Kossakovskiy’s Gunda and Aquarela, is a French-Greenlandic documentary  

19/05/2022 | Cannes 2022 | ACID

Nuummioq didn’t show in cinemas, but now it is up in court

A success at Sundance and other international festivals, the first professional feature film production from Greenland has been seen by 4,500 locals  

16/07/2012 | Production | Greenland

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