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Pour son premier poste d’instituteur, Anders choisit l’aventure et les grands espaces: il part enseigner au Groenland, à Tiniteqilaaq, un hameau inuit de 80 habitants. Dans ce village isolé du reste du monde, la vie est rude, plus rude que ce qu’Anders imaginait. Pour s’intégrer, loin des repères de son Danemark natal, il va devoir apprendre à connaître cette communauté et ses coutumes.
Avis de la communauté (3)
A Danish man wanting to escape his father's farm moves to Greenland to teach Danish... Much like last year's _Makala_ (an African man crosses the country selling firewood propped on his bike to buy roofing for his home), this faux documentary (the situation is real, the story is true and the people are playing themselves, but the shots are set up and the scenes are planned out) takes us to a remote destination and lets us live amongst the natives. While the rewatch value of this film is very low, the spectacular views and the lifestyle of the inhabitants hold interest. The story, however, may be personal but is still cliched (young man leaves his family and suffers culture shock in a new world) and thus less intriguing than a film like _Makala_.
Greenland is a natural paradise, if you know how to combat the extreme cold, of course.
Obviously, if you can fight the terrible cold, Greenland is a wonder of nature.