'North of North' is a groundbreaking sitcom that follows Siaja, a modern Inuk woman grappling with her identity and life choices in her Arctic hometown. Created by Inuit filmmakers, the show features a predominantly Inuit cast and offers a poignant yet humorous look at Siaja's journey through a quarter-life crisis. She struggles with self-assertion after years of prioritizing others, leading to comedic situations that resonate with viewers. After debuting on CBC, it was released on Netflix, marking a significant step in Arctic and Indigenous storytelling.
"I am a modern Inuk woman...Whatever that means." This opening line sets the tone for Siaja's journey of self-discovery amidst a life of responsibilities and expectations.
Siaja's struggle to assert herself after years of self-sacrifice is at the heart of the story, framed humorously and poignantly as she navigates awkward situations.
The show is a landmark in Indigenous storytelling, featuring a predominantly Inuit cast and filmed in Nunavut, highlighting complex characters and their authentic experiences.
Created by Inuit filmmakers, North of North blends humor and heart, addressing the challenges of Arctic life through relatable, comedic storytelling.
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