Synopsis
Somewhere in the Great Canadian North, at the edge of the world, there exists a fast-growing city which has the particularity of welcoming people from everywhere. Strange cohabitation between a people who have lived there for millennia and people from all over the world, ROAD TO NOWHERE takes the spectator into Inuit territory and questions the existence of those who live there.
Director's Biography
Caroline D’hondt is a Belgian filmmaker graduated from the film school IAD (Institut des Arts de Diffusion). Her films, shot in vast territories loaded with the ancestral history of indigenous peoples and marked by the deep wounds of colonialism constitute the privileged setting for her cinema. She deploys an approach that intimately touches on the relationship that unites men and the world and questions the human being with sensitivity and commitment.
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