The book is about two young women, who investigate a suicide, with disastrous consequences....

A new book available in Icelandic and English tells all about the kinds of whales found in the North Atlantic.

The film, Last of the Line about a young Nenets girl in the 1960's has won the Grand Prix at the Festival International de Films de Femmes in Créteil, France.

Director Joonas Neuvonen highlights the lives of drug addicts in the northern city of Rovaniemi in his new film, called Reindeer Spotting.

Russia and the North examines how Russia defines and addresses northern spaces, opportunities and challenges within its own borders and internationally.

The film Ce qu'il faut pour vivre took the nod for best picture at Canada's Jutra Awards, Quebec's equivalent of the Oscars, as well as getting two other top honours.

A CD and a trilingual book based on a Greenlandic legend are now available...

A book called "Soul of Greenland," recently published by Atuagkat, looks at how
beauty remains unexplored by most people.

The Greenland cook book ‘Igaassat’ - recipes, written by Anne Sofie Hardenberg, has won a prestigious international prize.

The poetry of Inuit politician, activist and poet Aqqaluk Lynge is revealed in a new Greenlandic/English edition of his poetry.

Through more than 200 colour prints, photos and a dozen personal essays, "Cape Dorset Prints: a retrospective" retraces the first half-century of printmaking in Cape Dorset - from the first prints in 1957 and the establishment of the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative in 1960, to the Kinngait Studios' enduring prowess at producing and marketing yearly collections of prints.