Arctic Crossing

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A 2,200-mile journey across North America's Arctic reveals the complexities of Inuit life and culture as Jonathan Waterman navigates through their communities in Alaska and Nunavut. His narrative captures their struggles with modernization and historical injustices, while also addressing pressing social issues like unemployment and substance abuse. Set against the backdrop of his arduous travels, Waterman reflects on the harsh realities of the environment and the impact of past explorers, offering a profound understanding of both culture and nature.