The Arctic is often perceived as a pristine wilderness, but scientists discovered that the breast milk of Inuit mothers contained high levels of chemicals migrating from the south. This film, led by artist and filmmaker Roz Mortimer, takes a hypnotic journey to the high Arctic, exploring contemporary Inuit life, their traditional connection to the earth, and dramatic tableaux vivant in frozen landscapes.
Invisible
The pristine Arctic landscape belies a shocking reality, as researchers discovered that Inuit mothers' breast milk harbors concerning levels of pollutants.
