Skabmagovat Indigenous Peoples Film Festival

Skabmagovat screens Sami and international indigenous cinema each January in Inari, Finnish Lapland, in an outdoor theatre built entirely from snow. As one of the world's northernmost and oldest indigenous film festivals, it programmes short films, documentaries and features from Arctic, Pacific and Americas indigenous filmmakers alongside talks on cultural exchange. It suits travelers seeking a distinctive winter arts event centered on indigenous storytelling.

Skabmagovat screens indigenous cinema from around the world each January in Inari, deep in Finland's Sami homeland roughly 320 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, making it one of the world's northernmost film festivals and one of the older festivals dedicated specifically to indigenous filmmaking.