Tanderra
Culture • History • People
Racism / Social Change
Saving his world, by learning from others.
Turtle Island / Lakota
Life Above The Line is a poignant documentary capturing the daily journey of children attending school within the Arctic Circle. This compelling film delves into their extraordinary lives, showcasing their unwavering determination to pursue education in an extreme environment where survival and learning intersect. Against the stunning backdrop of the Arctic landscape, the film intimately reveals the challenges, resilience, and unyielding spirit of these young learners as they navigate treacherous terrains, harsh climates, and unique cultural experiences. Through captivating storytelling and breathtaking visuals, this documentary serves as a touching tribute to the strength and unwavering spirit of these children and sheds light on the importance of education amidst the Arctic’s unforgiving beauty and challenges.
More Info
Director:
Andrew D Flanagan
Writer:
Andrew D Flanagan
Featuring:
Sarah J Flemming
Run Time:
1hr15
Rating:
Suitable for all ages.
Languages:
English • Lakota
Year:
2022
Native Land / Region:
Wonnorua / Australia
Impact:
Preservation / Conservation
Category:
Conservation / People
Coordinates: 63.5888° N, 154.4931° W
Native Land / Region: Name Name
Country: Alaska / USA
We set out to create a platform that celebrates the power of storytelling to unite, inspire, and transform. We then took that platform, pulled it apart, set it on fire, and invited the world to sit with us and share story – Right Story. What we created was a digital campfire space, a new way to share story, rooted in place on native lands, a relational network fostering a global community that are dedicated to reshaping the future of content creation and consumption, redefining how we watch, share, and experience stories, ensuring that diverse voices are heard, represented, and celebrated, with the knowledge that indigenous thinking, ways of knowing, of being, have the power to save the world.
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