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Igloo (1932)
"A fight for life in the frozen Arctic!"
Movie
Starring
Gayne Whitman
Mala
Kyatuk
Director
Ewing Scott
Writers
Edward T. Lowe Jr.
NR
1 hr 10 min
Jul 1st, 1932
Documentary
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Plot
Documentary detailing the hardships of life among Alaskan Natives.
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Theatrical Release:
July 1st, 1932
Original Language:
English
Production Companies:
Edward Small Productions
indigenous
alaska
arctic polar circle region
alaska native
Cast & Crew
G
Gayne Whitman
as Narrator (voice)
M
Mala
as The Young Hunter
K
Kyatuk
as The Girl
T
Toyuk
as Kyatuk's Brother
L
Lanak
as Kyatuk's Father
N
Nahshook
as The Medicine Man
E
Edward Small
Producer
R
Roy H. Klaffki
Cinematography
R
Richard Cahoon
Editor
E
Edward T. Lowe Jr.
Writer
E
Ewing Scott
Story
V
Val Burton
Original Music Composer
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