Documentary makers hope to give Danish teens closer look at modern Greenland
Danes typically know little about life in Greenland. Educational material for teens based on three acclaimed documentaries seeks to change that.
What does a person from Greenland look like and how do people there live their lives? Though Denmark and Greenland both belong to the Kingdom of Denmark, the average Dane might struggle to give a good answer to those questions. Two film producers have set out to change that knowledge gap, by setting up an educational website they hope will leave teens with the impression of Greenland as a country where life is both the same and different from Denmark.
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