Polar Bear Safari (2000)

Polar Bear Safari follows Randy, a wealthy trophy hunter on a 15-day hunting expedition in search of a polar bear and discusses the reliance of the Inuit on guiding these hunting trips to keep the community living in Resolute Bay in the Canadian Arctic where unemployment is high. The local Inuits selling their bear hunting licenses to wealthy hunters to help combat their financial woes.

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Genre:Documentary

Directed By:Miro Cernetig, Josh Freed

Written By:Miro Cernetig, Josh Freed

In Theaters:1/1/2000

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Runtime:50 minutes

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