In 1970s Greenland, resistance to Danish rule builds alongside fierce efforts to preserve its national identity. Progressive rock band Sumé finds itself at the very heart of events, their music in the Greenlandic language becoming the defiant sound of political change and cultural emancipation. Drawing on rich archival material, the film captures the charged moment when music ignited the awakening of a nation.
Sumé: The Sound of a Revolution
Original title:
Sumé: Mumisitsinerup Nipaa
Country:
Greenland, Denmark, Norway
Duration:
73′
Year:
2014
Director:
Inuk Silis Høegh
Screenwriter:
Emile Hertling Péronard
DOP:
Henrik Bohn Ipsen
Editor:
Per K. Kirkegaard
Cast:
Malik Høegh, Per Berthelsen, Aqqaluk Lynge
Producer:
Emile Hertling Péronard
Production Company:
Ánorâk Film
Festivals and awards:
Berlinale 2017 (Native Indigenous Cinema)
CPH:DOX 2014 (Official Selection), imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival 2014 (The Jane Glassco Award for an Emerging Filmmaker, The Cynthia Lickers-Sage Award for Emerging Talent)
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