OUR FILMS

Nunatta Ataani

Documentary (105min)

Nunatta Ataani

Filmed over three years, Nunatta Ataani (Beneath Our Feet) captures the history and inner workings of Nunavik’s mining industry through the eyes of the Inuit. The documentary brings forward Inuit voices to reveal the economic, environmental, and cultural challenges they face as this powerful industry continues to expand across their ancestral lands.

The region’s mineral potential has drawn attention from our governments and companies around the globe. Now, more than ever, people are eager to understand this evolving industry. Through interviews with workers, industry leaders, elected officials, and experts, Nunatta Ataani skillfully traces the history of this industry in northern Quebec, demystifying its complex operations while highlighting the impacts of current development.

By exploring the region’s mining history and visiting various projects, from early prospecting to fully operational mines, the film addresses crucial topics such as royalties, environmental concerns, and coexistence with Nunavimmiut. This documentary is a must-watch for anyone seeking to better understand this often-overlooked industry and to gain an informed perspective on the challenges it presents.

Learn More: http://nunattaataani.com/

Categories: Environment, Society

RELATED FILMS:

Voir

POKER

Poker, once aimed at initiates, is now becoming more and more popular with the advent of online gaming. This film immerses us in the world of a game’s ongoing profound changes. From the Montreal Indian Casino to the Las Vegas …

Voir

GAMERS: Beyond the Game

From their living rooms to international championship, a new generation of gamers is defining the future of e-sport.

Voir

I AM JEEKA KUDLUK

At the age of 22, Jeeka Kudluk, an Inuk from Kangirsuq (Quebec), left his familly for a two-month expedition led by a British prospector. Unprepared, they nearly died trying to find the precious minerals. This is his recollection of events. …

Voir

Heidi Rathjen: from tragedy to triumph

December 6th, 1989: Marc Lépine entered the Ecole Polytechnique of Montreal and shot 14 women. Heidi Rathjen was there. She never forgot. The documentary Heidi Rathjen: from Tragedy to Triumph tells the story of a courageous young woman and her …

logo Ubique Film
COPYRIGHT ©2025 UBIQUE FILM