Canadian Heritage committee  Sorry, did you mean specifics about about discoverability? For us, it's such a unique market. I think the films are always made.... Zacharias says his main audience is always his Inuit audience, and then it sort of ripples from there. For us, the issue is more about getting the

Canadian Heritage committee  You don't have to look too far to see examples where film and television have been used to preserve culture and language. The French-Canadian film industry is very strong and has a unique identity. That was created a while ago with the Parti Québécois and then the creation of SOD

Canadian Heritage committee  Thank you, Lucy. What has made Isuma possible, in addition to making fantastic films, is the ability to create a sustainable business enterprise in the very remote community of Igloolik, which has a population of only 2,000. It's about five hours north of here. Through the wor