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Robert J. Flaherty's "Northern Nanuk" (1925) has an amazing order that his hero, Inuit Hunter Nanuk will kill the seal. Flaherty showed the most exciting part of continuous shooting. Nanuk knew that the seal breathed every 20 minutes and had to drill for himself on the Arctic winter ice. He found such a hole, he could hardly see it, and used that po to move over it until it was sealed and breathed. Then when the seal suddenly escapes, he beat and stay online

Robert J. Flaherty's nonfiction, silent documentary, "Nanuk (1922) in the North" relates to Nahook's Nanook, his wife, his eldest son's work, and the youngest child's daily life. I live Eskimos (Inuit) in an ice-like land near the Inuquak in Hudson Bay in the north of Quebec, Canada, living in daily lives such as hunting, fishing and trading. There is little or no transition of industrial technology. Flaherty took his camera not only to write, but also to guide the entire movie, to make, to film, to edit and to take it to one of the most unexpected places. This movie contains many images that draw attention of the audience. It also brings a new way of filmmaking in the world.

As a student in the 1970 's, Flaherty' s Northern Nanuk is not an example of an earlier documentary movie style, it is not even a matter of other cultural expressions. 2001: 148) As a master's student, during the 1989-90's, I saw Nanook in various situations as the first ethnographic magazine film, and focused on expression, reconstruction and movie style issues It was. In this case, nanogram is an example of reconstruction - in the early 1990s, visual anthropologists were uncertain when the realist approach was more important