
Wrong Husband (2025)★ 6.9/10
Uiksaringitara
- Drama
- Romance
Dirección: Zacharias Kunuk
Guion: Samuel Cohn-Cousineau, Zacharias Kunuk
Kaujak y Sapa se comprometieron al nacer y siempre han compartido una relación sincera y cariñosa. Sin embargo, tras la repentina muerte del padre de Kaujak, su vínculo se rompe y deben recurrir a la ayuda espiritual para volver a estar juntos.
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Ver todo ›- GanadorToronto International Film Festival 2025Best Canadian Feature Film · Best Canadian Feature Film
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FlemishCat11 de octubre de 2025
FlemishCat11 de octubre de 2025It's another beautiful film by Zacharias Kunuk, taking place in the North thousands of years before contact.
Though I like his style in general, this time there could have been a bit more humour to my liking, and less of the ghosts but I get that it's based on a true story as told by Elders and this needs to be respected.
The VFX and practical effects were strong, as were the actors and costumes.
The landscape was less mezmerizing than in previous films, perhaps because it seemed almost eternally overcast, creating an overall grey colour of the sky, water and landscape.
Seen at the Vancouver Int'l Film Festival with the director in attendance for a Q&A, which was a good experience. He said he lives in in a community where they all speak Inuktitut as a first language. Therefore, it wasn't a problem to cast Inuktitut-speaking actors.
--VIFF 2025 film No. 8--
Though I like his style in general, this time there could have been a bit more humour to my liking, and less of the ghosts but I get that it's based on a true story as told by Elders and this needs to be respected.
The VFX and practical effects were strong, as were the actors and costumes.
The landscape was less mezmerizing than in previous films, perhaps because it seemed almost eternally overcast, creating an overall grey colour of the sky, water and landscape.
Seen at the Vancouver Int'l Film Festival with the director in attendance for a Q&A, which was a good experience. He said he lives in in a community where they all speak Inuktitut as a first language. Therefore, it wasn't a problem to cast Inuktitut-speaking actors.
--VIFF 2025 film No. 8--










