SILA: The Life Within Everything

This documentary follows Inuit women as they navigate three centuries of Danish colonialism, including forced baptisms, children sent abroad, and a systematic medical program that inserted contraceptive devices into girls as young as thirteen without consent. The film explores the impact of these policies on the women's bodies and wombs, and their efforts to reconnect with their ancestral culture through ceremony and spiritual practice. The cinematography is visually luminous and attuned to the spiritual, capturing the women's grief and remembering in a poignant and introspective way.