In 1995, a film about the making of this film was released, Kabloonak.
In 1995, a film about the making of this film was released, Kabloonak. The director of this film co-wrote Tabu  with F.W. Murnau and the title character whose actual name was Allakariallak was apparently not married to Nyla. This documentary was funded by the Revillon Freres, a French fur trading company and it would eventually be included in the tradition of salvage ethnography, despite criticism that the director staged several sequences such as requiring the use of spears instead of the available guns for the walrus and seal hunts. Shot on location near Inukjuak, Quebec and depicting such typical activities as igloo building, for 10 points, name this silent documentary made in 1922 by Robert J. Flaherty about the title Inuit hunter.
In 1995, a film about the making of this film was released, Kabloonak.
Nanook of the North