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Inuit film explores healing, trauma and resilience

"Be ready to feel," says Lucy Tulugarjuk, co-director of award-winning Inuit film 'Tautuktavuk' (What We See). The film, co-directed by her cousin, Carol Kunnuk, had its Quebec premiere at Concordia University on Monday. Swidda Rassy reports.

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