Sunamik Pigialik ?

Sunamik Pigialik [1] portrays the fate of the polar bear. It is a story of today whose ending nobody knows. A question mark placed onto the world. A story to be looked for. A truth to be discovered.

It is a journey through space and time, with polar bears, Inuits, ice, penguins, climate and animal ecology experts and cosmonauts.
It starts with a zoo where a polar bear should never have come. (“Oursonnade 1”)
It continues with a conference. With an investigation on ice, a field study in Canada – beginning in Churchill, the polar bear capital, to Fairbanks – with conference speakers, a globe, diagrams, graphs, pictures, reconstitutions, demonstrations but in reality, it isn’t really a conference, because a conference like this one wouldn’t really be a conference. (“Oursonnade 2”)
It passes through the Antarctic, where the ice fields stretch out, as a possible solution, but where everything is actually going wrong. (“Oursonnade 3”)
And it ends in a space ship, travelling from one distortion to another through galaxies, in search of a new “Earth”. (“Oursonnade 4”)

In fact, this show is an attempt at finding a solution to problems. It is the search for the right path. The search for the truth. The search for the understanding of the world and Man’s role in it.
In fact, it is one hell of a story.