Inuit kids

Life in the Arctic is illustrated through portraits of two 13-year-old Inuit boys, Jeffrey and Peter. Jeffrey speaks English and Inuktitut, lives in the hamlet of Iglooik, and attends school. Peter speaks only Inuktitut, and lives in an outcamp, adhering to traditional ways and learning to be a hunter.
, The film is set in the community of Igloolik on the Melville peninsula in the Northwest Territories. Shows two 13-year-old Inuit boys, one who lives in Igloolik and goes to school, and the other who lives in an "outcamp" in traditional ways.
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Life in the Arctic is illustrated through portraits of two 13-year-old Inuit boys, Jeffrey and Peter. Jeffrey speaks English and Inuktitut, lives in the hamlet of Iglooik, and attends school. Peter speaks only Inuktitut, and lives in an outcamp, adhering to traditional ways and learning to be a hunter.
, The film is set in the community of Igloolik on the Melville peninsula in the Northwest Territories. Shows two 13-year-old Inuit boys, one who lives in Igloolik and goes to school, and the other who lives in an "outcamp" in traditional ways.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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