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Nothing ever happens in Niagomat. A litter of people going about their daily chores scatter this baron landscape. The arc of the documentary is whether the Greenland government will green light Niagomat to re-open their fish factory, the heart of their community.
Along the way we are introduced to some compelling characters. Star of the film, Lars “The Teenager” is intrigued by the outside world. He scours Google Earth itching to experience Manhatten one day. He is also preparing to leave Niagomat for university, hoping to meet some girls along the way.
Llannguaq has the job no one wants; collecting the buckets from the toilets. He moved to Niaqomat looking for love, having found his girlfriend online. His interviews are some of the most comedic with plenty of memorable one liners.
Village At The End Of The World is a delightful documentary that never leans too heavy on the harsh realities and decisions this community may have to make in the future. We get to understand who these people are. They all pull in same direction, no one moans. Together they work harder to overcome whatever is thrown at them, which is a beautiful thing. 
