

Inuk
Series Overview
Inuk is a highly imaginative seven-year-old Inuit boy who lives with his family in the Arctic. Destined to become a shaman, Inuk has special magical powers. His world revolves around his family, particularly his younger sister Panik. Surrounded by his best friends Kimik, the husky and leader of the sleddogs, Nanuk, the polar bear, Akina the killer whale, Qilalugaq the beluga and Ukpik, the arctic owl, Inuk's days are filled with adventures, games and the occasional problem.
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1 Season • 26 Episodes
13 min per episode
2001 – 2002
Premiered: Sun, Dec 16, 2001
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Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 26: “Meteor Lake”
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Cast & Creators
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Phillip Stamp
Matthew Cope, Brian Anderson
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Phillip Stamp
Director
Matthew Cope
Writer
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What is Inuk about?
Inuk is a highly imaginative seven-year-old Inuit boy who lives with his family in the Arctic. Destined to become a shaman, Inuk has special magical powers. His world revolves around his family, particularly his younger sister Panik. Surrounded by his best friends Kimik, the husky and leader of the sleddogs, Nanuk, the polar bear, Akina the killer whale, Qilalugaq the beluga and Ukpik, the arctic owl, Inuk's days are filled with adventures, games and the occasional problem.
How many seasons does Inuk have?
Inuk comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Inuk?
Key cast members in Inuk include Eleanor Noble, Terrence Scammell, Michael Rudder, Neil Shee, Marcel Jeannin.
Who created or directed Inuk?
Inuk was developed and directed by Phillip Stamp.
