Smokin' Fish

About This Movie

Smokin' Fish offers a unique glimpse into Tlingit culture through the eyes of Cory Mann, a businessman with a personal mission. The film's pace ebbs and flows, like the tide, reflecting both the challenges and joys of his summer spent at a family fish camp. There's this warm, almost nostalgic atmosphere as he dives into traditional practices, reminding us of lost connections and the importance of heritage. The documentary doesn’t just skimp on the historical aspects; it dives deep into the layers of identity and the struggles of modern Indigenous life. The quirky charm of Mann's personality keeps it engaging, while the visuals of the Alaskan landscape add a raw beauty to the storytelling. It’s a slice of life that feels authentically rooted in its time and place.

Focus on Indigenous culture and history.Interesting blend of personal narrative and community tradition.Cory Mann's character adds a quirky charm to the film.