Jerry White discusses the ways in which Inuit artists use low-cost technologies to document disappearing traditions. Various formal aesthetics create a kind of narrative inefficiency, which produces a sense of lyricism that in and of itself, is evocative of the rhythms of everyday life. The medium manipulates time and space, and is characterized by a tension between linear and open-ended impulses, renegotiating the visual meaning of near-obsolete Indigenous cultural practices and their relationship to the Arctic landscape.