Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, the recipient of the Canadian Meritorious Service Cross for her impactful work in filmmaking, has teamed up with friend Stacy Aglok MacDonald to create a new comedy series on Netflix called “North of North”. The show, set in a fictional Arctic town, follows the story of a young woman named Siaja as she navigates life in a small community. The series aims to authentically portray Inuit culture and traditions while exploring both comedic and dramatic elements.
Arnaquq-Baril and MacDonald have worked together with a team of talented actors, including Anna Lambe, Maika Harper, and Mary Lynn Rajskub, to bring the characters to life. The show tackles serious issues such as alcoholism and abusive relationships, while also incorporating humor and light-hearted moments. The creators have strived to strike a balance between comedy and drama, ensuring that the show remains authentic and relatable to viewers.
“North of North” also features a diverse soundtrack, including modern pop songs and unique Inuk versions of classic tunes. The series aims to showcase the modern, current, and vibrant nature of Inuit communities while highlighting the nuanced dynamics at play within them.
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