Over the years, there have been lots of good bushcraft movies; "Jeremiah Johnson", "A Man Called Horse", "North 40 Roughcut", "The Edge", and several documentaries stemming from the book "One Man's Wilderness" to name but a few. Yesterday, I watched a winner:
"The Fast Runner" - 9/10
This 2001 film is the first feature in the Inuktitut language (with English subtitles) spoken by the Inuit tribes of northern Canada. I found it to be a fascinating and enthralling immersion into Inuit culture, lifestyle and beliefs. High bushcraft values. The only metal objects I noticed in the entire movie were several knives. The subsistence nature of the existence has to be seen to be believed. The cast and crew (with the exception of the cinematographer) are all Inuit and their story and performance comes from actual experience. Captivating view of life and values. Recommended
What are your favorite bushcraft movies?
"The Fast Runner" - 9/10
This 2001 film is the first feature in the Inuktitut language (with English subtitles) spoken by the Inuit tribes of northern Canada. I found it to be a fascinating and enthralling immersion into Inuit culture, lifestyle and beliefs. High bushcraft values. The only metal objects I noticed in the entire movie were several knives. The subsistence nature of the existence has to be seen to be believed. The cast and crew (with the exception of the cinematographer) are all Inuit and their story and performance comes from actual experience. Captivating view of life and values. Recommended
What are your favorite bushcraft movies?