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The Snow Walker

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WHEN THE PLANE CARRYING CHARLIE HALLIDAY, A MAVERICK BUSH PILOT & A SICK INUIT WOMAN, KANAALAQ, CRASHED HUNDREDS OF MILES FROM CIVILIZATION, THEY ARE AT THE MERCY OF NATURE'S WORST. KANAALAQ TEACHES HIM SURVIVAL SKILLS & HE COMES TO RESPECT HER WISDOM & LOVE HER VALIANT SPIRIT AS THEY SET OUT IN THE WILDERMESS.

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 0.7 x 5.4 inches; 4 ounces
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Charles Martin Smith
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Subtitled, NTSC, Color, Dolby, Closed-captioned
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 30 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ May 31, 2005
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Barry Pepper, Annabella Piugattuk, James Cromwell, Kiersten Warren, Jon Gries
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ Spanish
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Unqualified
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ First Look Pictures
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0007UDC80
  • Writers ‏ : ‎ Charles Martin Smith, Farley Mowat
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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  • Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2008
    After adding a film about Native Americans to my shopping cart, "The Snow Walker" frequently showed up as a recommended movie for me to purchase. I finally took a look at the description, but was hesitant to buy it (it was not available here in Helena for rent) as it did not sound like it really was about Native Americans, based upon the description and reviews. None-the-less, I decided to buy the film based upon the praise for it, and I am so very glad that I did. Let me state for the record, that if I had understood that the story was an adaptation of another book by Farley Mowat, author of book for which the film "Never Cry Wolf" was based upon, I would have been much quicker to purchase this movie.

    Barry Pepper, as Charlie Halliday, gives a very powerful and endearing performance; with one exception. While the language of his character's bigotry was included--but clearly diluted for the film--Barry Pepper's personality (and performance, perhaps) just did not fit the role. That is, Pepper just did not act like a hard core bigot that the role called for. As such, his "transformation" in the film was less powerful than I suspect was the case in the book. Regardless of the potency of Charlie Halliday's bigotry, Barry Pepper excelled in portraying the character's other traits. "New comer" Annabella Piugattuk, as Kanaalaq, the Native woman that Halliday interacts with (and learns to become a "Snow Walker" from), is absolutely perfect in her performance--I hope we will see more of her in the future.

    As for being categorized as a "Native American" film, "The Snow Walker" is not about Native Americans; it is about two individuals from two different cultures, whose lives become interdependent by circumstances of life. Through Barry's character, we learn a little bit about the type of person who "runs away to the bush" with minimal survival skills. Through Annabelle's character we learn a little bit about an Inuit woman who is trying "to live through" a disease for which her body has limited inherited immunity to protect her from it. The movie is about a man's tenacity to survive the "wilderness" after surviving World War II; about his ego and ultimate surrender of that ego to survive. It is about a woman steeped in understanding life in the "wilderness," having lived there her entire life; about her reticence and ultimate decision to share her knowledge and skills to survive. To a lesser degree, the film is a metaphor for Native-Non Native culture interactions, and what potential could be had if both could "surrender" and learn.

    The primary drawback (like that for "Never Cry Wolf") to "The Snow Walker," from my perspective, is that the topic is one that has limited appeal for viewers. And unlike "Never Cry Wolf" that appealed to (and was essentially promoted to) children, "The Snow Walker" is geared towards an adult audience, and relies much more upon characters and drama. To that end, "The Snow Walker" is wonderfully brilliant. Like so many Canadian films, "The Snow Walker" deserves greater world wide recognition.

    If this review was not helpful to you, I would appreciate learning the reason(s) so I can improve my reviews. My goal is to provide help to potential buyers, not get into any arguments. So, if you only disagree with my opinion, could you please say so in the comments and not indicate that the review was not helpful. Thanks.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2018
    WHALE RIDER is to New Zealand as THE SNOW WALKER is to Canada.

    No need for soundstages or computer-generated images. The real-live tundra of rural Canada is enough. Added to the cinematic honesty and curiosity is the casting of actual Inuit natives. And no banal plot devices or self-pitying protagonists or empty antagonists.

    Thanks to the said features and more, it is easy to get swept up into the journey that Charlie Halliday (Barry Pepper) and Kanaalaq (Annabella Piugattuk) must take across a freezing tundra. Plus, we see the beauty and the danger of untouched Earth, and respect it as the local Inuits do and have done. [I can understand why the film is set in the 1950s, as opposed to the 2000s when there's not as much enthusiasm or notice of the village ways and appreciation of nature and beyond.]

    Once on that journey, we join Charlie in putting aside modern conveniences, and people, that we take for granted. The who-is and the what-is of 'live-fast-and-prosper' society simply stop mattering. We also see that disease cannot, or doesn't have to, hinder the spirit. Thus, Kanaalaq's willingness to go on and guide Charlie despite her sickness and declining condition. By the end, Charlie has come too far to turn back, whether or not his friends from the fast lane have found out about his survival. Of course, that is left ambiguous (his survival being realized)--which I'm glad of. Less cliché. Plus, the narrative is not enlarged or shrunken by excess dialogue.

    Kudos to Mr. Pepper, Ms. Piugattuk, writer-director Charles Martin Smith, author Farley Mowat, cinematographers Paul Sarossy and Jon Joffin, casting director Jared Valentine and various others. To think I first saw parts of this over eight, maybe ten, years ago. Now I get to see the whole hundred of it. No commercials or any other hindering elements.

    cliché, less predictable.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024
    This was a very good movie. It draws you in as the plot progresses. I was hoping for a better ending but I get how the ending had its own lessons.

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  • Wasserkäfer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Unbekanntes kleines Juwel
    Reviewed in Germany on February 10, 2013
    Also ich bin etwas entsetzt über die 1 Punkt Bewertung und möchte den Amazon - Besuchern das kleine Filmjuwel nahelegen, insbesondere, wenn sie den Film nicht auf SIXX sehen konnten. Ich beziehe mich also noch nicht auf die DVD (hat wohl eh kein Deutsch), sondern nur auf den Fernsehfilm. Die DVD ist aber bestellt.

    Wer hier Action erwartet oder Popcorn Kino, liegt erst mal falsch.
    Hier geht es um die Studie unterschiedlicher kultureller Überlebensstrategien in einer extrem menschenfeindlichen Umgebung, der kanadischen Tundra. 2 Vertreter unterschiedlicher Kulturen, ein Pilot aus dem "westlichen" Kulturkreis mit seiner Fixion auf technische Hilfsmittel und eine junge Inuit Frau, mit ihrer beeindruckend einfachen "Überlebensausrüstung", stürzen fernab von jeder Zivilisation ab und werden fortan mit dem Hungertod bedroht.

    Die Handlung ist einfach und bleibt ohne überdrehte Höhepunkte. Die Darsteller in ihren Rollen wirken überzeugend und ihr wachsender Respekt voreinander (bezogen besonders auf die Kultur der Inuit), macht sie zunehmend sympatischer, was der besondere Endpunkt der Geschichte noch einmal erheblich verstärkt.
    Das die Hauptdarstellerin hier ihren eigenen Kulturkreis vertritt, hat zur Überzeugungskraft beigetragen.

    Die Hintergrundmusik ist mal dezent, mal dynamisch und verstärkt die emotionale Wirkung.
    Auf SIXX-HD wurde der Film in sehr schlechten SD Bildqualität gezeigt (selbst fette Mücken konnte man kaum erkennen :-). Ich hoffe die DVD wird hier nicht enttäuschen (Nachtrag folgt).

    Das Problem mit der Altersfreigabe (Grund für die 1 Stern Rezension - siehe Kommentare) kommt wohl von der Tatsache, dass der Film nicht in Deutschland herausgegeben wurde. Vermutlich deshalb setzt ihn Amazon grundsätzlich auf 18 und verlangt hier die Altersbestätigung des Kunden. Ich würde den Film bei FSK 12 einordnen, höchstens 16.

    Ich hoffe eine Neuauflage mit der dt. Synchronisation am Besten gleich auf Bluray wird noch kommen. Verdient hat es der Film mehr als so manche existierende Bluray.

    Nachtrag, wie versprochen:
    Die DVD ist schnell eingetroffen und wie angegeben in englischer Sprache mit holländisch/französischen Untertiteln.
    Die Bildqualität ist für eine DVD gut bis sehr gut und damit deutlich besser als die Fernsehausstrahlung. Das Format ist wie angegeben, also ohne schwarze Streifen auf einem Flachbildschirm. Die Stimme von Kanaalaq wirkt im engl. Original noch passender zu ihrer Körpergröße.
    Gegenüber der Fernsehausstrahlung sieht man nun die volle Länge des Films, also ohne ausgeschnittene Szenen. Die fehlenden Szenen fand ich persönlich schon wichtig (einige sind etwas blutig, aber kein Grund zum ausschneiden).

    Besonders das enthaltene Making of: ”Make the Movie, Live the Movie“ ist sehr sehenswert.
    Es zeigt u.a. auch, dass die Aufnahmen nicht im Studio entstanden sind, sondern unter genau jenen widrigen Bedingungen, die man im Film sieht (biblische Mückenplagen, extreme Schneestürme, Regen, sumpfige Landschaft, Aufnahmen über mehrere Jahreszeiten). Alles Dinge, für die sich wohl die wenigsten Hollywood – Größen heute noch hergeben würden - wo es doch Computer gibt.
    Wer würde schon an einem Ort bleiben, wo überneugierige Eisbären mal eben auf das Filmteam zu rennen, so dass alle flüchten müssen.
    Die ca. 40min haben sich gelohnt.
  • kd
    5.0 out of 5 stars A great film
    Reviewed in Canada on April 3, 2024
    This is sch a wonderful film set in the Canadian wilderness. After a plane crash the lead character is challenged to survive in the drastic winter conditions with a sick passenger. The main character played by Barry Pepper is wonderful. How Barry is not a major star is beyond me because he is good in everything he performs in. He was the main character in the baseball movie 61. Do yourself a favor and get this movie on Amazon because it is very hard to find anywhere else.
  • George Jones
    5.0 out of 5 stars fantastic movie
    Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2013
    When Charlie Halliday, an ex - WWII pilot, takes off in his bush plane in Canada's far north, his life is about to dramatically change, and he doesn't know it. When he delivers his cargo at a designated site, he's asked to take a sick, young Inuit woman to the hospital in Yellowknife. Reluctantly, he agrees as he's given a gift of valuable tusks. Charlie's always looking to make a buck. The plane crashes, stranding the two in the middle of the tundra, far away from any known civilization. The story continues from there, as we travel with Charlie and Kanaalaq on a journey of tremendous hardship and endurance. Charlie, in his selfish, egotistical manner, and his extreme prejudice against the Inuit, believes that it's all up to him to save them. Gradually, along their journey, he discovers that it's Kanaalaq who is saving him. During their time together, Charlie has a heart transplant and learns that his ignorance of the Inuit people has led him into the worst kind of bigotry.

    I daresay that at least some of us find ourselves in Charlie, and we, too have a change of heart through experiencing this story. The beginning of the movie and often the language throughout, are rough, but I believe it's in keeping with the message of the story and needful to expose Charlie's character. The acting is superb. The photography amazing. The ending is a heart wringer. This is a story that is probably good for all of us to see.
  • Artur Nycz
    5.0 out of 5 stars Snow Walker
    Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2024
    Watched this movie once. Very good movie. Hard to find if you want it on dvd.
  • "BugSmasher"
    4.0 out of 5 stars "BugSmasher"
    Reviewed in Canada on December 1, 2013
    I rated this movie at 4 Stars because of the very limited flying involved & with that Hollywood view of course on flying especially in an emergency situation such as a dead engine. I won't go into proper procedure or mention of flight training of the real world as Hollywood does need sensationalism, action, etc. It really is too bad that a lot of real life pilots are turned off with Hollywood's portrayal of the actual world of flying as most pilots will just walk away from the movie not watching the movie in it's entirety just as in of course the movie "Never Cry Wolf". But,I guess that's a Hollywood trait instilled into most movies. If a person can get past the above aircraft scenes in both movies "Snow Walker" & "Never Cry Wolf" both movies have a lot to offer. The scenery & landscapes are introduced in all their beauty & ruggedness. We have to thank Charles Martin Smith & crew for that. Also a glimpse into the Inuit world that I find refreshing as these people have been stereo-typed by the ignorance of the outside world as I & others have witnessed. Believe me my best friend worked out of Churchill as a Bush Pilot & I myself grew up next to a native family both working with & living amongst with close ties to last forever for both my friend & all of us. At least these two movies are revealing to other races that they the Inuit are very talented people being able to survive in conditions never dreamt of by most. As in Kanaalaq's sense of survival she just treated their predicament as another daily problem to overcome. She was never really on the verge of losing it like our pilot Charlie. (Just as with Tyler's saviour "Ootek" of course in the movie "Never Cry Wolf") Also as in real life Charlie is learning of a people that he had envisioned on a lower level to his own. How could anyone not fall in love with a lady of Kanaalag's beauty along with her real life talents of survival & heritage. The ruggedness of the terrain as the search pilot plainly referred to as death is brought to light & very true. James Cromwell played a very convincing part as the "Big Guy" in charge of the Air Service. I found the DVD extras very interesting & of course contemplated about the Polar Bear presence in the vicinity of the movie crew & actors. Charles Martin Smith has obviously fallen in love with the Canadian North & although there is a few low star ratings on these two movies at least Charles is giving the public a view into another part of this world most will never view in real life. Both survival & honour to others through giving up one's life enabling the other to survive. I found it touching as Charlie placed Kanaalag's sewing kit & few tools with her for her next voyage as she had taught Charley when together they buried the remains of the pilot they found in the wrecked Beech 18.Regardless of the Hollywood type aircraft scenes I feel both movies have something to offer. I still pull out "Never Cry Wolf" at least a few times per year & I firmly expect to do the same with "Snow Walker". 4 STARS for both movies.