The dance film Juhtijh premiered at the first Sami dance film festival Låvda. Read more about the festival here.
About the dance film juhtijh:
- Juhtijh means "nomad/moving people" in Southern Sami and is a dance film that celebrates Sami culture by telling how important nature is to the survival of indigenous people. This is something that is really up to date with todays climate issues.
The film is based on how the Sámi have since time immemorial seen mother earth as the main pillar of culture and how we have always taken care of nature in order to pass on traditions. It highlights today's problems with prevailing climate changes and how they affect reindeer husbandry.
Length of the film: 6 minutes
Display rights: SEK 3000/day
Companies, associations or other organizers can purchase the film to show it for one day. Contact us for more information or other arrangements.
You will find a link to the trailer for the film HERE
