The Last Ice (2020)

For generations, the Inuit people of the Arctic have thrived in harmony with the icy seas that surround them. However, as global warming accelerates the melting of the sea ice spanning from Canada to Greenland, a realm of new possibilities emerges for outsiders. The exposed waters now attract attention for their hidden reserves of oil and gas, potential for expedited shipping routes, lucrative tourism prospects, and abundant fishing grounds. Yet, amidst these tempting prospects lies a dire threat to the longstanding traditions and livelihoods of over 100,000 Inuit individuals. The encroaching development looms as a peril to the intricate equilibrium that binds their societies, territories, and wildlife together. In the face of a history marked by forceful colonization and enduring struggles, the Inuit communities of Canada and Greenland find themselves uniting once more in a shared battle to safeguard the remnants of their world. The pivotal question remains: will the global community heed their plea?