Nunami : Where the Wind Sings

Year: 2025
Format: 1 x 52 minutes
Director: Christian Lalumière
Broadcaster: Télé-Québec

Nunami : Where the Wind Sings is recorded in Inukjuak which combines music and culture, allowing us to dive into the captivating soul of Nunavik alongside the talented inuk singer Elisapie. The majestic landscape of Nunavik becomes the idyllic setting for electrifying and spellbinding performances.

Among the renowned guests for this special program is, of course, Elisapie, who acts as a guide throughout this great adventure, but also other artists from the north, such as Beatrice Deer, William Tagoona, a legend of Inuit music and her brother, Charlie Tarkirk. Non-Indigenous guests also join this unique celebration, enriching the lively and festive cultural exchange. Pierre Kwenders brings his vibrant energy to create a joyful atmosphere, while Half Moon Run transports the audience with their music.

The magic of this musical show lies in the Arctic’s mysterious beauty, in its acoustic dimension and in the way in which we invite artists and viewers to experience an unforgettable day. From the guests’ morning arrival in Inukjuak, where Elisapie awaits them, to the evening performances in an igloo, each moment offers a unique experience, with the audience as privileged witnesses