Ánorâk Film is a Greenland and Denmark based production company focusing on telling authentic stories in an Arctic context. The first film from Ánorâk Film was SUMÉ – The Sound of a Revolution which was selected as the first ever film from Greenland to screen at the Berlinale, and went on to screen at more than 100 international film festivals, winning several awards. Ánorâk Film has been co-producer on international films such as the Oscar-shortlisted Aquarela by Victor Kossakovsky, and the 2022 Cannes-premiering Polaris by Ainara Vera. Ánorâk Film’s most recent films are Twice Colonized and Music for Black Pigeons which premiered at Sundance and Venice Film Festival respectively.
CONTACT
Ánorâk Film (GL)
GER: 32463797
Box 1272
DK-3900 Nuuk
Greenland
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Tel: +45 26 79 96 54
INUK SILIS HØEGH
Director and Owner
Inuk Silis Høegh is an award-winning filmmaker and visual artist from Greenland. Inuk got his M.A. in Film & TV Production at University of Bristol in 1997 and graduated from Royal Danish Art Academy in
2010. His first feature documentary SUMÉ – The Sound of a Revolution premiered at the Berlinale, and screened at over 100 international festivals, winning several awards. As an artist, his video works and art installations have been exhibited around the world.
COMPLETE FILMOGRAPHY
2022
The Green Land (land art film)
supported by Statens Kunstfond, 15. Juni Fonden, Augustinus Fonden and Eilersen Furniture
2022
Historien om Grønland og Danmark / Greenland and Denmarks history (dramadocumentaric series. Script consultant. Director on the dramatized scenes)
2014
SUMÉ - THE SOUND OF A REVOLUTION (feature documentary)
Ánorâk Film I/S / Bullitt Film ApS / Jabfilm
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2007
Tarrarsornerit / Spejlinger (documentary)
for Katuaq and The Center for Cultural Exchange
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2004
Sooq Akersuuttugut / Why We Fight (art video)
part of the Melting Barricades art project
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2003-2004
Red Lights and Time for Time (music videos)
for Atlantic Music and Copenhagen Records
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2002
I samme båd (documentary)
for The Nordic Council
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2001
Eskimo Weekend (short film)
released on DVD, broadcast on KNR-TV and screened at the Riddu Riddu Festival
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2000
På Fremmed Is (documentary)
for the Ministry of Social Affairs, Denmark
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1999
Sinilluarit / Goodnight (short film)
Greenland's first short film, screened at 27 international film festivals and acquired by Canal+TV
EMILE HERTLING PÉRONARD
Producer and Owner
Emile Hertling Péronard is an award-winning and Oscar-nominated Greenlandic film producer operating out of both Nuuk and Copenhagen. A 2023 Cannes Producer on the Move, his films have screened at Cannes, Venice, Berlinale, Sundance and more. He is the Chair of Arctic Indigenous Film Fund, on the Board of Directors at ARTEF - the Anti-Racism Taskforce for European Film, the Executive Director of Nuuk International Film Festival, and in 2023, he was awarded the Greenlandic film prize, Innersuaq, for his work.
COMPLETE FILMOGRAPHY
2023
Twice Colonized (feature documentary), producer
by Lin Alluna, Sundance, CPH:DOX opening film, Hot Docs opening film
2023
Kallak (feature film), co-producer
by Isabella Eklöf, Winner Jury Prize &, Best Cinematography, San Sebastián IFF
2023
Ivalu (live action short film), co-producer
by Anders Walter and Pipaluk K. Jørgensen, Oscar-nominated
2022
Music for Black Pigeons (feature documentary), producer
by Jørgen Leth and Andreas Koefoed, world premiere at Venice Film Festival
2022
Polaris (feature documentary), producer
by Ainara Vera, world premiere at Cannes Film Festival 2022
2021
The Green Land (land art film installation), producer
by Inuk Silis Høegh, CPH:DOX
2020
The Fight for Greenland (feature documentary), consulting producer
by Kenneth Sorento, opening film CPH:DOX 2020
2019
Winter's Yearning (feature documentary), co-producer
by Sturla Pilskog and Sidse T. Larsen. Nominated for the Danish Film Critics Award
2018
Aquarela (feature documentary), co-producer
by Victor Kossakovsky. Venice, IDFA, Sundance 2019, Oscar-shortlist
2014
SUMÉ - THE SOUND OF A REVOLUTION (feature documentary), producer
by Inuk Silis Høegh. Berlinale, CPH:DOX, BAFICI and 100 international film festivals
2014
The Jane Glassco Award for an Emerging Filmmaker, imagineNATIVE The Cynthia Lickers-Sage Award for Emerging Talent, imagineNATIVE