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Pretty Good

I finally got a copy of this film and it was good. My copy was very grainy but what is one to expect from a 83 year old film. One would generally need to be in a good mood to see this documentary , but seeing a piece of history is a reward in itself.

Bryan Murray

September 26, 2005

The First Documentary Film Ever

If you get a chance to watch "Nanook of the North" I recommended you do because this is a classic documentary film but it's really tough to get a hold of the DVD or the VHS film but school's still have copies of this film. Nanook of the North follows a Inuit man and his family as they hunt and gather their own food and clothing. They also depend on themselves only to take of themselves in the cold. A true fact about this film is that the main character in the film (The Inuit man) died in the blistering cold years later when the film was released.

Carmela Sicurella

October 17, 2004

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