_Living Here_ is a story made of solitude and wind, told with the poetry of Nunavik's stark tundra and the beauty of young Martha's words.
| Director | Sarah Baril Gaudet |
| Actors | Christine Chevarie, Naomie Décarie-Daigneault |
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This film is part of our Doc for Young Audiences program, featuring five films that introduce young viewers to the world of documentary cinema. Perfect for classroom screenings or to enjoy at home with the family—free to watch!
“Martha’s village is in northern Quebec. It’s snowy everywhere. I thought the images were very detailed. You could see that it was really beautiful there. If we lived there, we could have bigger snowball fights and build bigger forts.”
Léo, 9 years old
“I thought it was beautiful to see little plants through the snow. It’s very vast. But there are people who want to destroy their land. I think it’s because some people want to take the resources under the ground.”
Lily, 11 years old

This film is part of our Doc for Young Audiences program, featuring five films that introduce young viewers to the world of documentary cinema. Perfect for classroom screenings or to enjoy at home with the family—free to watch!
“Martha’s village is in northern Quebec. It’s snowy everywhere. I thought the images were very detailed. You could see that it was really beautiful there. If we lived there, we could have bigger snowball fights and build bigger forts.”
Léo, 9 years old
“I thought it was beautiful to see little plants through the snow. It’s very vast. But there are people who want to destroy their land. I think it’s because some people want to take the resources under the ground.”
Lily, 11 years old
Jeanne, 10, a neuroatypical with a passion for skateboarding and snowboarding, has been diagnosed with dysorthographia, ADHD, dyscalculia and a developmental coordination disorder. She faces a decline in her academic performance and must learn to maintain her confidence and focus on her strengths.