2nd part of the documentary by French filmmaker/explorer Bertrand Lozay.

As a result of global warming, which has hit the so-called ice-covered part of Greenland especially hard, the ancient dogsled route from Uummannaq to Ilulissat via the sea ice is no longer in use. In the winter of 2007, a group of native Greenlanders from Uummannaq succeeded in finding a new dogsled route via the inland ice. This film follows them on their exciting journey.

Director/Cameraman: Bertrand Lozay
Production: Children Home of Uummannaq / Etablissement Lozay
Sound: Nomades Productions
Text and Voice Over: Ole Jorgen Hammeken
With:
Ole Jorgen Hammeken
Marius Lovstrom
Markus Lovstrom
Alberth Lukassen
Jakob Malakiassen
Karl Jorgen Mathaeussen
Jakob Markussen

Bertrand Lozay is a French independent director who spent 3 winters
in North West Greenland and came back with a wide variety of projects,
including films, animations, documentaries and video art. He is based in Paris, France.

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