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Come here.
Go! Go!
Go!
There's no trees!
Not one.
That's weird, eh?
You're from here, right?
You lived up here a long time?
6,000 years.
Just the necessities, eh?
Oh, yeah. Sorry to say it's not mine.
Mike Johnston. Math Department.
Oh, hi. Russ Sheppard. History.
Alright.
- Oh, I got it. I got it. - Oh, thanks.
Welcome to the edge of the world.
Or the end of the world,
depending on how long you've been here.
So you got this job like 20 minutes ago, eh?
Yeah, well, considering I had 48 hours to decide when I graduated,
you're going to have to give me the lay of the land.
You like it up here?
The money's good
and I put a lot of miles between me and the ex.
How come you're scraping the bottom of the barrel?
I owe the government.
I'm in that Work-For-School program.
I'm stoked for this, though.
I'll spend the year up north
and then I'm short-listed for a great prep school
so when I'm done here, I'm golden.
Over here on the left, that's the community freezer.
That's where everyone stores their kills.
Seal, caribou, polar bear.
Over here on the right, that's the Cop Shop.
Both nice guys.
And right over here, that's the rink.
Oh, cool. They got hockey and stuff?
No, the refrigerator coil's fried out,
so now they just use it for like, community meetings,
dances, stuff like that.
Whoa-whoa-whoa! Look out.
Oh!
Oh, my God.
I have anxiety issues.
And there's your group of scholars.
You have 21 students in your class,
but attendance will vary greatly from day to day,
season by season. - Is there a truancy policy?
Students often have other priorities.
We like to accommodate their circumstances.
Don't worry, I'll whip 'em into shape.
They all speak English, right?
The government made sure of that.
This me? Alrighty. Janace,
thank you so much for this terrific opportunity, and...
Save it. You're not a novelty, Russ.
We use teachers from Work-For-School
because we can't get anyone else.
You don't need to suck up to me.
Just do your job.
Hi, everybody.
Uh, my name is Russ Sheppard, but you can call me Russ.
Uh, please don't call me Mr. Sheppard, 'cause...
that's my dad's name.
Wouldn't call you Mister anyway.
Mister is a white man's word.
Alrighty. Attendance. Let's give this a shot.
Miranda...
Atatahak.
How'd I do?
You can tell me if I got it wrong.
Was it that bad?
I'm Spring and you said it right.
In Inuit custom, raising the eyebrows means yes.
Good to know.
Kyle Aviak.
Kyle. Present?
Uh, Shani Ikniq... Ikniqpal...
Ikniqpalagaq. Sorry.
No? Uh...
Kathy Itigaiqpaituk.
No?
Uh, Adam Kikpak.
Adam doesn't do school any more.
Well, he's listed here.
His elders say no.
He gets to be out on the land now.
That's a new one. And you are?
Roger. Roger Saata.
Roger. Got it.
Zach Tuluguq.
Zach, okay?
Jason Mitivik.
No Jason Mitivik?
- He's not coming back. - Drop it.
Everybody knows that this is the first day of school, right?
Hey, Russ!
How bad did you mess up?
- Beg your pardon? - Must've lost a bet.
Owed money, skipped town.
They won't find you here, man.
Let's get something straight.
In my class, respect will be demanded.
Okay? And you'll receive it when you've earned it.
What did you just say? Please speak English here.
Are you saying I can't speak my own tongue?
No, no-no. I am not, I just...
I have a right to speak my native language.
Yes, but you don't have a right to disrupt this class.
I said...
Okay. Here we go. Day one. Detention.
Not now. After school.
- I'm done now. - I'm not,
so you can take your seat.
I'll see you later, Russ.
I'm sorry, but you're going to have to go through me
to get out that door.
Oh!
Hey!
Trial by fire, buddy boy.
Janace said she's not going to suspend him. What the hell's up with that?
Because to him and the rest of these kids,
being told that they can't go to school
isn't exactly a punishment. No one gives a shit.
Sorry.
Look, you don't need algebra
when you hunt and live off the land, and that's how they roll,
so they figure: what's the point?
Don't they want an education,
so they can get the hell out of here?
Spoken like a true Qabliunaaq.
What's that? Asshole?
White guy. Same thing.
Yeah.
$327 and 65 cents.
I'm sorry, what?
I got like, twelve things.
Why do you think they kill their own food?
I owe you 16 bucks.
Oh...
Funeral. Second kid this month.
Blew his brains out.
They warn you about a lot of stuff when you take this job,
but never that. - Jesus.
Is it like, a copycat thing?
No, it's like an epidemic type thing.
It's a bad scene for a lot of the kids up here, eh.
Suicide?
What's being done?
Nothing.
Or, nothing that works.
How do you handle it up here?
Man, I do the same thing everyone else does: I drink.
Did you steal my booze?
Come on! Answer me.
Come on. I know you steal from me!
You let him steal from me?
Hey, leave her alone!
Why? What are you gonna do, huh?
You gonna run away?
You know he's lying.
- Tell me where it is! - Kyle!
Kyle! - I don't take shit!
From nobody!
What the hell?
Okay, I know what you're thinking:
history's a bore, right?
Names and dates but, guys, history is a story.
A true story.
Yes, Zach?
Or, sorry, do you prefer Mike Tyson?
Who?
What's your question.
- Can I go to the washroom? - Knock yourself out.
Okay, listen up...
I want three pages, double-spaced,
on the history of anything you want.
Person, place or thing.
I'm gonna write about Spring. She's my sun,
my moon and my stars.
Very poetic. Maybe save that for English class.
Okay, guys. Three pages. One hour. Go.
What's up, man?
You should get a load of this white guy, man.
That's right, Russ Sheppard.
Yes, I just want to confirm that I'm still on the short-list?
Uh-huh, great. That's great.
Yeah, just let me know if there's anything else
that you need from me to ensure that I'm a front-runner.
Mm-hmm.
No, St. Andrew's Academy,
it would be a perfect fit for me, sir.
♪ Trusting myself and this path that I'm on ♪
♪ Look around for sanity, can't find it at all ♪
♪ I fly in the sky and I drown in my thoughts ♪
♪ My friends are fuckin' crazy but I'm down for 'em all ♪
♪ Yeah, trusting myself and this path that I'm on ♪
♪ Look around for sanity, can't find it at all ♪
Hey, guys.
Russ! I love this girl!
She's my sun, my moon, my stars!
I remember.
You okay, Spring?
You sure?
What's up with this guy?
You guys are all up pretty late.
What're you gonna do, huh? Call the RCMP?
Make a citizen's arrest?
Gonna go get some shut-eye,
otherwise you guys won't be
the only ones sleeping through my class.
'Night.
Open the door!
He's gonna kill me! - Spring, who...
- He's coming! - Who did this to you?
- Please! - Spring!
- Get inside. Get inside. - Spring! Spring!
Hey, what the hell, Roger? You hit her?! Hey!
- I wanna see Spring. - Roger, stop it. Back up, now.
I gotta see her. I love her.
You're not gonna see her right now.
You're drunk and she's bleeding.
Now go home! - I can't live...
Go home, Roger, you hear me? Get the hell out of here! Now!
Roger's gone.
Let's get you home.
I hope you feel like shit
and not just because you're hung-over.
Hey, you cannot hit.
I don't care how mad you get, you cannot hit.
You understand me? - She won't talk to me.
I fucked up.
Wish I could take it back.
Look, we all screw up, okay?
She's all I got.
What do I do now?
You'll figure it out.
Hey, buddy. You got a problem?
I hope not.
You in a hurry, do you need a ride?
Oh, no thanks, I'm just running.
From what?
No, I mean I'm jogging.
Just jogging.
Pathetic.
One paper.
One.
Thank you, Miranda. Excellent work. I'm impressed.
Guys, you need to hand in the assignments
or you will fail this class.
Do you want to fail?
Look, it's... It's no skin off my nose, okay.
It's less work for me, but...
You know what it means?
He asked me what to do.
He asked me and I let him down.
Buddy,
there was nothing you could do.
Does anybody want to talk?
About Roger or anything?
What's the point?
Get out!
Oh, geez!
You scared the crap out of me. What the hell?
Hey, were you sleeping in there?
Kyle!
Hey, Kyle!
Just knock and enter here, Russ.
No one actually waits at the door in Kug,
otherwise you'll be out here all day.
Right.
Who would they play?
The nearest school is hundreds of miles away.
It would be a house league.
They'll play each other.
These kids, they are starving for something.
They need an outlet, to get involved in something besides
this damn 'Night Culture' or whatever you call it.
Sports.
There's more important needs for the kids.
Well, whatever you're doing now isn't working.
Who the hell are you to say what we need?
You've been here all of five minutes.
That's plenty of time to see that these kids are in trouble.
Jesus, they're...
Let me try this. It's worth a shot, isn't it?
Janace, what have you got to lose?
Whatever's left.
There's...
$300 left in the P.E. budget, but don't expect...
That's great! That's perfect.
Thank you, Janace.
They're going to love it. The kids are going to love it.
I promise you. But um...
Outside. Thank you. Thanks, guys.
Pushy, eh?
Arrogant and pushy.
No, Dave, it's gonna have to be used.
I've only got 300 bucks.
Helmets, sticks, gloves, you know, whatever I can get.
Kugluktuk. North as north gets.
Come on, guys. Just give it a try.
We're going to have our first practice this Wednesday.
We've got equipment all sorted out, so you don't have to...
Kyle! You want to play? - It's not for me.
- Why not? - It's just not for me.
Hey, bud, you want to check out lacrosse Wednesday after school?
I'll see you there.
Hey, Miranda! Wanna try it?
Hey, guys.
You guys like sports, huh?
I don't like to run.
I don't want to give up my smokes.
I'm kind of busy.
Just, uh, treat her right, okay?
That's all I ask.
Hold on! Hold on!
Hey! Easy on the throttle! Gee whiz.
Hey, hey. That's me. Both of them.
Alright, thanks, man. - You're welcome.
Alright.
Kug. Kugluktuk.
Kugluktuk.
Hi.
If you want guys for the league,
you gotta get Zach and Adam.
You get them
and the rest will come.
Wait, wait, wait!
Uh...
Who's Adam?
He's not in school.
He's a crazy good hunter.
Popular. Like Zach.
Flyers won't work.
You gotta show respect, eh?
You gotta go to them.
Hey, Miranda!
Uh...
Thanks!
Hi, Adam?
I'm Russ Sheppard. You were supposed
to be in my class this year. - I don't go there anymore.
Actually, I just wanted to talk to you about joining a sports program.
I never really played any sports.
Well, this is a really cool game.
I gotta go.
I hear you're a hunter.
Yeah.
I bet you'd be a natural.
Nothing.
Hi, is this Zach's house?
Yep. Mine too. I'm Johnny.
Hey.
You don't have to knock. Didn't anyone tell you that?
Right. They did. Thanks.
What are you doing here?
How do you know I'll like it if I've never played it before?
Because it's a contact sport.
Time to wash up, little man.
You smell like dead walrus. - See ya.
Not interested. See ya.
I'll pay you 20 bucks. To try it.
But you gotta bring Adam, alright,
and a bunch of other guys.
At least a dozen or you get nothing.
Just one time.
This was my stick in college.
With it...
I slew giants.
Or at least the pituitary freaks at McGill.
You, with the cigarette.
Tanner.
Tanner, what's the national sport of Canada?
- Hockey... - Wrong!
The national sport of Canada is not hockey.
What?
The national sport of Canada is lacrosse.
Can anyone tell me why it's called lacrosse?
Because the name hockey was already taken?
Look, guys,
lacrosse is way older than hockey.
Can anyone tell me who invented the game?
Adam?
The First Nations.
12th-century tribes played the game to resolve conflict.
Are we gonna learn about lacrosse
or are we gonna play lacrosse?
Grab a stick, pair up.
Alright, you want to push with your top hand,
pull with your bottom hand. Alright?
Push, pull. Push, pull. Go.
There you go. Good.
Good, Adam.
No, no raking! Raking bad! Scooping good!
You wanna scoop through it, Vinny.
It's alright.
Quick, light, easy. Good.
You wanna keep your stick by your ear.
It's alright, Vinny.
Nice try.
Step...
Go ahead, Zach.
Good job, Zach. Back of the line. Bring it in.
Great practice. You guys are looking really good out there.
Hey, coach, can we do this again tomorrow?
Yes.
Yeah, we can.
That was alright.
Can I get my 20 bucks?
Yeah.
Hey!
You coming back tomorrow?
What are you doing awake?
You hungry?
Hide these.
Buy lunch at school.
Now go to sleep.
I'm not sleepy.
I say you are. Head down. Do it.
- Will you sing me a song? - No.
Please.
Hey.
Hey, I know you...
Welcome to paradise.
Miranda, can you stay for a sec?
I need help coordinating practices.
Like administration. You interested?
Why ask me?
Are you kidding?
You're the smartest, most responsible kid in the whole school.
You're the reason we have a team in the first place.
So?
I know that one!
That's a yes!
If we're gonna form a league,
you guys are gonna have
to get in the best shape of your lives,
so you're gonna race the best athlete here.
Maggie.
I'll toss the ball and one at a time,
we'll see if anyone can beat her to it. Vinny!
Come hold Maggie until I give the signal. Adam, you're up.
- Serious? - Serious.
Hey, have you been drinking?
Are you gonna throw the ball?
♪ Free ♪
Three, two, one, let her go!
You almost got it!
Good girl.
You feel like shit? Yeah, big surprise.
Might wanna drink Gatorade instead. Tanner, you're up.
Three, two, one, let her go.
Three, two, one, let her go!
Come on!
Can no one beat this dog?
Three, two, one, let her go.
Shake it off.
This is retarded.
Hey, hey.
Maggie! Maggie!
Maggie, no!
Maggie! Maggie! No! Stop!
Maggie, stop!
- Kyle! - Maggie!
Go, go, go, go!
Yeah!
- That was fucked up. - Whatever.
Hey, you okay?
Please tell me you'll play.
Good, Kyle. Take the turn.
Outside hand, Braden.
Let's pick it up. Come on, Tanner.
Come on, Vinny, run! - I told you. I don't run.
There's a polar bear after you!
He can have me.
Out of my way, fucking fat-ass.
- Don't be a dick. - Fuck you.
Hey!
Hey! Hey! Knock it off!
Knock it off! - Hey, come on, get off him.
Couple of dopes!
You're supposed to be having fun for once!
Hey, lacrosse is not a free-for-all for punks!
You play by the rules or not at all!
We don't know the damn rules!
Years ago, games would be played from sunup to sundown
between hundreds of men.
Everything short of murder was allowed.
Now, however, we do have rules. Coach, could you come up?
Like I said before, lacrosse is a contact sport.
You are allowed to hit but only like this.
And you have to keep your hands together on your stick.
If your hands are apart... - Hey!
You're gonna get called for cross-checking.
Now, you can also use your stick to knock the ball
out of your opponent's stick,
but you have to aim for the stick.
Hitting the gloves is okay.
But if you get the arms... - Ow.
- Or if you hit in the back... - Stop it!
You're going to get called for slashing.
You will definitely get called if you hit him in the head.
I'm not gonna do it.
Any questions?
Alright. Let's divide into teams and try a game! Gear up!
Miranda, please keep score.
Hey. What the hell?
All set.
Get after it, guys.
What a chicken, man.
Kyle! It's a contact sport! Up and at 'em!
Guys, let's reset and go again!
Get after it, guys. Hustle, Adam, get up.
Ball down, guys. - What do I do?!
Pass or run! Scoop through it! Yeah.
You can do it. Shoot! Shoot!
What was that?
Ignore the peanut gallery.
Look, it doesn't matter how bad you mess up, alright?
I can teach you how to shoot. That's easy, alright.
But the way you just ran? You can't teach that.
Alright? Let's go again.
You run like a caribou.
What are we doing?
♪ Another night out in the cold ♪
Keep running, guys, let's go.
Come on, guys! Let's turn down the suck and turn up the good.
Vinny! Vinny!
Pick it up, guys. Pick it up.
Vinny! Vinny!
Don't step in it. Don't step in it.
Imagine this is a clock face, right?
So this is 12, 3, 9,
so when you're loading up for a shot,
you're not holding your stick down, you're pulling it out.
- Right. - Alright? You understand?
- This is bullshit! - Come on!
His little stick and his little white friend.
You piece of shit! - Hey, Harry!
Let's go. Come on. - Just hold on!
He came home.
Move. Watch your head.
You're hurting me, you motherfuckers.
Get me out of here.
I didn't do anything!
You alright?
My dad...
Listen, I've got some stew going in my crock pot.
You, uh...
You should come join us.
You mean you and your inside dog.
Yeah, Maggie's the only girl who'll put up with me.
Alright? - She belonged to my cousin.
Oh, why didn't you say anything?
Shit, I gotta give her back.
No.
Jason, he killed himself last month.
Oh, God, Kyle...
Your mom has a broken arm and a concussion.
They said they'd release her in the morning.
I should've been home.
Listen, it's not your fault.
I know it's not me.
It's my dad.
He's a Residential School survivor.
He was, like... abused and stuff.
And I just feel bad for him.
It's like,
I wish I could help him, right,
but I don't know what to do.
I'm sorry. I'm busy at school.
I know, I'm sorry.
You knew I left a casserole in the fridge. Why didn't you...
You heard him. You should be home helping out.
Don't think you could leave it all to me, Fat and Lazy.
Hey, hey.
Bring it in, guys. Gather up!
I have to ask you all a very important question:
How many of you have girlfriends?
Come on. Don't be shy. How many have girlfriends?
Okay, as of right now, you all do.
Your stick.
This is Suzy.
In college, this was my girlfriend.
It's the best girlfriend I ever had.
Every chance you get,
I want you to practice your stick skills.
So everywhere you go, I want your stick to go with you.
Eat dinner next to it, you sleep with it.
You treat her right, Zach.
Listen up: Breaking news.
Lacrosse is not just fun and games anymore.
I made some calls to ask if I could bring a late entry team
to the High School Lacrosse Nationals in Toronto,
and they just said yes.
Now, the Nationals are at the end of July.
That's only five months away!
So we are starting the house league now
with three teams and at the end of the season,
we're going to the Nationals!
You with me?
Anybody? Does this...
- Uh, what's Toronto? - It's a big city in the south.
Now are you with me?
Yeah!
Party! Party!
No-no-no-no-no-no!
Party! Party!
No! No! No partying!
Yeah, uh...
that's right, people. Okay? No partying. No way. Don't...
You cannot win with that crap in your system.
We got to start making better choices
than booze and drugs, guys. It's time to get serious.
Let's get to work.
Russ, moving a little fast, don't you think?
I mean, uh...
the Nationals? - You've got a plan, eh?
About raising money?
Yeah, my plan is, you know, to make a plan.
Who's gonna go, guys?
You? You? You? Sticks up, guys, sticks up, sticks up.
Toronto, on three. - One, two, three.
Toronto?
I've been dealing with irate parents all day.
Why didn't you come to me first?
Sorry, how is this anything but good news?
Even if the parents agreed,
do you have any idea how much this would cost?
Airfare alone costs $2,000 per child.
No one can afford that. - We're going to fund-raise.
We'll figure it out, I promise.
Broken promises are dangerous here.
You know what happens when these kids are hurt
and disappointed? - I'm not gonna let that happen.
And the worst part is they're already so excited.
Most of them have never gone further
than you can go on a snowmobile.
You should have discussed this with me
before you went and raised their hopes...
That's the whole point, Janace!
It's to raise their damn hopes! - No! It's unrealistic.
You don't want them reaching for something
that they care about? - There's a cost for reaching.
They're alive! They are working crazy hard...
Not at school, not at home. They're not even in class!
I'm shutting you down today.
Don't worry, you can blame it on me.
No-no-no! Just, please, wait a second. Let me think!
Your sports program is doing more harm than good.
Please don't shut us down, Janace. These kids are motivated
for the first time since I've been here.
They're happy.
Please!
Would you please give us this chance?
I urge you to not add
to the long list of promises made to the Inuit
that will never be kept.
What about local businesses?
You think anyone would sponsor us?
I heard that the airline sometimes offers sponsorships.
I could call Sam at First Air and see.
Great! Do it!
I was also thinking that we could charge for the games?
- I was just gonna suggest that. - And sell pop and pizza
to raise money? - There we go, that's... smart.
No, that's good thinking. I like that.
But if we play for the community,
aren't we gonna need jerseys to tell the teams apart?
- Yeah, totally. That's a thing. - Right. Yes.
How do we pay for those?
Yeah, okay.
Here we go.
Maybe we could ask Spring to design them?
She's a really good artist.
Well, she hasn't been here since, uh...
I know.
I'll go see her.
Hey, Spring.
Now, we're not looking for straight A's.
If teachers tell us you're here, trying hard,
you get to play.
You'll also have to meet all your obligations at home.
But so long as you come to school at least 80% of the time,
just four days a week, then you'll play.
No, no, no!
This is not a sucker punch.
Lacrosse is a school program. It's a fair deal.
See you in class.
Adam. Hey-hey-hey-hey.
Uh...
Can you do it?
They don't even know I'm playing.
Really?
They don't want me going to a white man's school.
'Cause that's what fucked up my parents.
Anyways, I'm a couple of years behind.
I can tutor you. Yeah, I'll get you caught up.
Look, ask your grandparents,
maybe tell 'em how it's important to you.
Adam, we'd hate to lose you.
Alright.
Johnny, come here.
Spring, these are fantastic.
Thanks.
I love the warrior.
Roger would've been totally into it, too.
Is there any chance you're ready to come back to school?
I've been thinking
and...
I wanna ask you something.
Guys, listen up.
Hey, Spring?! What are you doing here?
Same as you.
A girl? No way.
Way.
Move the ball?
Find each other, guys, let's go.
Move that ball, Adam, let's go?
Stop! Stop. Stop right where you are!
Shut your eyes.
Okay, without looking,
who's got the ball? - Adam.
Point at where he is.
Come on, guys. You've played with him.
You know which hand he favors.
Where's Zach?
Guys, does Zach like to go to the outside
or does he like to go up the middle,
knock defenders on their asses?
Where's Kyle?
You don't know where he is because he's always moving,
guys, he's looking for the clear.
But Adam knows where he is, don't you, Adam?
Good.
I want you to remember this moment.
You can't be individuals on the field.
You need to work together as one.
'Cause when you guys work together,
when you connect as a team,
I mean, that is when you will truly be great.
Let's play on.
Okay.
Whoa!
Whoo!
Alright, everyone have their assignments for me?
Quarterfinals next week!
Yeah! Quarterfinals next week!
- Miranda? - Here.
Kyle?
Where is Kyle?
Adam?
Hustle back, guys, hustle back.
Good. Who's got Thomas?
Good, Brady, good grab. Let's go.
Let's go, Zach. Let's go!
Bring it in, guys.
Zach, move your ass!
What the hell was that all about?
It's the last game before the quarterfinals,
and you look like my grandmother out there.
- Whatever. - No, incorrect response.
- Whatever. - Really?
That's how we're gonna play this?
Okay, everybody listen up.
Since Zach here needs to light a fire
and learn how to be a team player,
we are going to practice every day. - You trying to kill us?
A team is only as strong as its weakest player.
There's no room in lacrosse for little whiney babies.
Turn off the fucking light.
Let's go!
Let's go, guys.
Damn it...
- Zach's team is falling apart. - Pass it!
He made his choice.
We Inuit love this land because we can see for miles.
We notice every little thing.
But you?
You only see right here.
Right in front of your face.
All of us have made sacrifices to be here.
All of us.
You really don't think Zach doesn't want to play?
You've been to his house.
Did you not see? His family is starving.
He has to hunt.
Get a clue.
Quit playing with that.
Hey. Hi.
I owe you an apology.
I'm sorry. I'm dense sometimes.
We're just eating. Do you want to join us?
No. I'm good, thanks.
Gonna get going.
No room in lacrosse for whiney babies, eh?
See you tomorrow. - You know it.
I was, uh, I was hoping we could talk.
You're not very popular.
You just scared away all the seal.
- Oh, sorry, I thought... - If you even move your toe,
the seal can hear it and they leave.
We've been waiting here for hours.
Shit.
Sorry! My bad! I'm sorry!
You never told them you were playing?
Did they know that you were coming to school?
Okay.
I'm not asking him to forget the old ways.
He loves the sport and he excels at it.
He's an asset to the team.
I understand hunting and culture is important,
but if he attends school, he can play lacrosse.
Lacrosse helped me find my way
when I thought nothing would ever go right.
I want you to have her.
Sam, Lena, thank you for your time.
Long ago,
Sedna was dissatisfied
with the man found for her by her father,
so she marries a dog.
Her father is so angry
he throws her into the sea and chops off her fingers.
Her fingers become the first seals.
When a Shaman is sent out to dry her tears,
she releases the seals to the hunters.
That's the end.
There's a few versions,
but she gets her fingers chopped off in all of them.
Elders often answer a question with a story.
It's kind of a pain in the ass sometimes.
Any idea what the take-away is?
You're supposed to figure it out.
Russ...
Thank you.
I hope you can come back.
Anybody seen Adam?
I made it. I made the finals.
I don't want to hear that shit.
You'd rather be with that Qablunaaq, Russ,
than with your own family? Is that it?
How could you? You burned my books?
I can't believe you did that.
I told you over and over. Family comes first.
Not school, not some fucking white man's game.
If you ever touch me like that again, I'll call the cops.
Just try it!
You don't know the first thing about being a family.
Tonight...
you're going to war.
Now those guys in the other room, by day,
they may be your friends and your classmates,
but tonight...
tonight, they're your enemy.
Will you fight?
Will you win? - Yeah!
- Who are you? - Wolfpack!
- Who are you? - Warriors!
Let's go get 'em!
Kyle, you alright?
Answer me!
I'm not gonna fight you, Dad.
And I'm not gonna run away either.
I want us to be a family.
Yeah! Whoo!
One, two, three, Wolfpack!
Guys, what are you doing? Get yourselves in here.
We wanted to get you jerseys...
But we needed a new team name so we all came up with one
and Spring did the painting.
Oh, wow.
You painted these?
What do you think?
- Who are we? - Grizzlies!
I'll be sending lots of luck.
What, from the sidelines?
Mir, we're not going without you. You're part of the team.
Oh!
You did good this season, alright?
Thank you.
We got a bit of a problem.
Um, one of our big sponsors bailed and we're a little short.
By how much?
Twenty grand.
When do you want to tell the kids they can't go?
Do you not get it? I can't disappoint them.
- What's going on? - He's just... he's a little upset.
I told him about the money
Mail came today.
I wrote a letter a few months ago.
We've been allowed to present our case to the Town Council
at the Heritage Fund meeting.
I'm sorry, the who and the what now? What are we...?
Every year the diamond mine gives the town some money
to keep the peace.
The Town Council decides where to allocate the funds.
They're meeting next week.
- So they can help us? - We'll have to petition,
and everyone will have to agree.
Yeah, we're boned.
Well, do you think we have a chance?
I think it's our only chance.
Class attendance has never been higher...
And so are our grades.
This grant would reward the kids
for all of their efforts and, even more importantly,
to inspire them to continue striving and working hard
at their goals and dreams for the future.
Thank you.
Mir-an-da!
Mir-an-da! Mir-an-da!
Thank you, Miranda Atatahak. Comments?
The community needs long-term help,
not some fancy vacation.
- Not all of us love sports. - Fixing the roads
is more important than a quick trip to the South.
- Yeah! - If I may...
I have a problem with this request.
Of course,
I believe the money should go to children of Kugluktuk,
but we have many children who do not attend school
or play on your small team.
Why should they be excluded?
I'm sorry, shouldn't we reward the kids who do go to school
instead of the kids who don't?
We don't need to defend our way of life to a Southerner!
All I'm saying is that these kids are excelling!
Isn't that a good thing?
We nourish everyone in the community. We're inclusive.
These kids are playing as a community!
And traveling to Toronto, it'll give them a chance
to see something more than just a few square miles
out in the middle of nowhere!
No, no, no, please, everyone, I didn't phrase that well.
These children don't need to go south to get an education...
Okay, ask the kids. Ask them what they want! They've earned this!
Thank you, Russ Sheppard.
We will take this to a vote.
The request for funds for the lacrosse team to travel...
has been denied.
It doesn't seem to be in the greater interest
of the whole community.
What did she say?
She doesn't like the white man's world.
It has brought nothing but sorrow to her people.
She didn't like it when she found her grandson playing
a strange white man's game.
Then again,
she wasn't keen on snowmobiles the first time she seen one.
Yes, tradition is important
and one of our most valuable lessons Inuit have learned
is that we must adapt or we will die.
We must learn how to live
with the world beyond our borders.
The lacrosse kids at the school carry their heads held high
and with smiles on their faces.
We are proud, strong,
full of hope.
Instead of drinking
or fighting
or killing ourselves,
we play.
What is a child who has forgotten to play?
How to laugh?
How to have hope for better things.
If the town council cannot support their young people
in this, then they have truly lost their way.
- We're going to Toronto! - Lena!
Did she get it?
You said your bathtub is full of seals.
Oh, crap. Just...
tell her thank you.
She knows.
And tell her that I understand Sam's story now.
When you affect a change, there are consequences.
I'll respect that.
You're a slow learner.
Toronto! Toronto! Toronto!
Johnny's going crazy, eh? He's so excited about Toronto.
He's proud of his big brother, huh?
Yeah. He's gonna love it there.
What?
Yeah, he can be like, our mascot.
Oh, Zach, I'm sorry, we can't bring Johnny with us.
But I gotta bring him. You saw.
It's team only. I'm sorry.
What if I can get the money? I could buy the ticket myself.
He could come then, right? I can get it.
We can only take the players and the coaches.
We can't make any exceptions, it wouldn't be fair.
- He won't be any trouble. - I'm sorry, I really am,
but you have to understand
there's just no way we can take him.
How about I ask Vinny's folks to look after him?
I bet they'd be happy to.
That's alright.
I'll figure it out.
You sure?
Yeah, I'm sure. Catch you later.
Okay.
Remember how I told you they got buildings there
that touch the sky? - And lots of people.
Tons of people. Plenty of jobs, too.
I'm gonna get me on a lacrosse team,
be a professional.
We're going to get our own place, just you and me.
- You and me. - But it's our secret, okay?
You can't tell anybody.
Shh. Zip.
We're just gonna get on a plane and fly away.
Alright, little man. Done.
Are you ready? - Yeah.
Yeah, just like that.
Just go down with it a little bit.
Whoo!
Tell me what I can do.
Got two priors.
It's over.
Gonna get sent down to Juvie this time.
I told him I could take him with me.
I thought we could get out.
Now I can't even take care of him.
I screwed everything up.
Listen to me, Zach. We are going to find
a way through this. Okay? I am right here.
You are not in this alone.
I will do whatever it takes.
Okay?
Time's up.
♪ Lo, how the dream tree is sighing and shaking ♪
♪ Pretty dreams fall down on thee ♪
♪ Oh, how my poor heart is crying and aching ♪
♪ Longing for the one who is longing for me ♪
♪ I'll sit at home with a light in the window ♪
♪ Back to the fire and eyes to the sea ♪
♪ I'll sit at home with my hand on the cradle ♪
♪ Rocking the love he has given to me ♪
♪ Long are the hours and long is the waiting ♪
♪ Back to the fire and eyes to the sea ♪
♪ I'll sit at home with my hand on the cradle ♪
♪ Rocking the love he has given to me ♪
- You're going? - Yeah.
And why is that?
Why?
Really?
You're really asking me that?
What you should be asking is why the hell would I stay?
So I can screw things up more than I already have?
Haven't you figured out yet
that I don't know what the hell I'm doing?
So you get our hopes up,
change things,
and then you walk away?
- It's not that simple. - Looks pretty simple to me!
We've been dealing with this stuff for years
and we're still here.
You get knocked down one time and you're gonna run away?
You came here, told us how we should be.
No matter what, keep on trying,
keep hoping for better things!
This is not about you.
You might not believe what you said,
but we do.
Come with me.
Sometimes I think those thoughts.
That maybe...
I don't want to stick around.
Sometimes...
that bad feeling inside,
it just gets too big...
Who here has lost someone in their family?
More than one?
Yeah, me too.
Each of us has had it tough.
Real tough.
But we're a family now.
Us.
Our team.
We made our own family.
How we got each other no matter what.
I say we stay strong.
We do what we came together to do.
What we trained for.
We play.
We'll be looking after Johnny, okay? Thanks.
Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, guys.
Thank you.
Alright, guys, let's load up. It's time.
- Bye! - Let's go.
There's no assigned seats, guys.
Just sit down somewhere.
Is that everyone? Adam, hurry up.
Look at how high those buildings are!
I didn't want to freak you out before your first game,
but that team you just played, guys,
yeah, they're ranked number one in the nation.
That's the toughest competition you're going to face here.
Okay, the rest of these teams? Beatable.
Set it up, Spring!
Oh, geez.
Spring, you alright? Come on.
It's alright, we'll get it back.
Let's reset.
This is the last thing they need.
Guys, bring it in.
Let's take a knee, guys.
Listen, guys,
I try to come off like I know everything.
I don't know jack.
There is one thing I do know for sure, though.
You're my family, alright?
My sweaty, punk-ass,
dysfunctional family and I love you guys.
To have come this far, to have even gotten on that plane
and tried so hard in spite of how you feel,
that is your victory.
You may not have won in terms of goals,
but you played your hearts out and you stood together,
and that's what counts. I couldn't be more proud
of who you are.
This is our last game.
It's not about goals.
Go out there,
try your best,
and have fun, guys, have fun as a team.
That is truly all that matters. - Screw that.
Let's get one goal for our brother, Zach!
Who's with me?
Yeah!
One, two, three, Grizzlies!
Whoo! Come on, guys. We can do this.
These kids, uh...
They're, uh, so great...
- Come on, guys. We got this. - Set.
Good eat, Vinny.
What is he doing? - I don't know.
Vinny, where are you going?
Guys, give him space!
That's it, Vinny, that's it! Let's go!
Go! Go! Go!
Oh, my God! Shoot, Vinny! Vinny, shoot!
Oh!
That was really weird, Vinny! Good job.
That's the half.
Grab a drink, guys.
One goal, we can do this.
We can totally do this, guys.
Time out. Time out.
Time out, Grizzlies.
Did you tell Kyle to call that?
No.
- Bring it in, bring it in! - What's he doing?
I don't know. Guys, what's...
Okay, when the ref blows the whistle,
we're going to huddle back when I yell caribou
then we'll break and pretend Adam has the ball.
Let's go, Grizzlies!
Caribou!
Bring it in, bring it in...
What the hell's a caribou?
Get on nine! Nine! Nine!
19! 19!
- Oh, my God. - Trap! Trap!
19, 19, 19, 19!
Spring! Spring!
Shoot! Shoot! Come on!
- Shoot! Shoot, Adam! - Shoot!
Yeah!
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
My God! You guys! You guys!
What lies behind us
and what lies before us
are tiny compared to what lies within us.
Our team taught me that.
In fact, they were the real teachers.
Not me.
♪ Sometimes get asked what we tryin' to do ♪
♪ I don't mind, I don't mind ♪
♪ Just singing these songs in Inuktituk ♪
♪ I don't mind, I don't mind ♪
♪ Well, I'm sure I get laughed at almost every single day ♪
♪ I don't mind, I don't mind ♪
♪ And I wouldn't have it wouldn't have it any other way ♪
♪ I don't mind, I don't mind ♪
♪ 'Cause every time when I try to speak ♪
♪ My sentences ain't right and my grammar's kind of weak ♪
♪ And every time I look into her eyes ♪
♪ I know it in my heart that I just have to keep on trying ♪
♪ Keep your chin up ♪
♪ Smile ♪
♪ It's still a good life ♪
♪ The sun is shining for today ♪
♪ It's shining, a perfect time to say ♪
♪ I would do anything ♪
♪ I would do anything for you ♪
♪ For you, for you ♪
♪ Yeah, I'm doing it all for you ♪
♪ For you, for you ♪
♪ I'm doing it all for you ♪
♪ Even when I'm far away ♪
♪ In my heart you will stay ♪
♪ No matter what you say or do ♪
♪ In the end I'm with you ♪
♪ Remember it's all ♪
♪ For you, for you ♪
♪ Yeah, I'm doing it all for you ♪
♪ For you, for you ♪
♪ I'm doing it all for you ♪
♪ I'm doing it for you ♪
♪ You ♪
♪ I'm doing it for you ♪