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The White Dawn

film by Kaufman [1974]
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  • Philip Kaufman
    Philip Kaufman
    / Early work

    …to northern Canada to film The White Dawn (1974), a tale about whalers (Warren Oates, Louis Gossett, Jr., and Timothy Bottoms) who are stranded in the Arctic at the turn of the 20th century. They are saved and sheltered by Inuit, but cultural differences lead to mounting tension. Kaufman then…

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    …to northern Canada to film The White Dawn (1974), a tale about whalers (Warren Oates, Louis Gossett, Jr., and Timothy Bottoms) who are stranded in the Arctic at the turn of the 20th century. They are saved and sheltered by Inuit, but cultural differences lead to mounting tension. Kaufman then…

    Read More