New immigrants leave big cities and hot climates to live in a tiny, remote community in Northern Canada. This is a story about fitting in, finding connections, and the magic that happens when different worlds come together.
New immigrants move to a tiny, frozen corner of Northern Canada from big cities, hot climates and diverse world cultures. Most must leave their children behind and trade their professional careers for service jobs at the general store and local café.
The Home Team shares candid and heart-felt stories, showing how the newcomers are embracing northern life as well as how the community is embracing multi-culturalism, including the advent of a northern cricket league.
Suzanne Crocker is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker living in Dawson City, Yukon in Northern Canada. Her work includes two features and 12 shorts. Her first feature, All The Time In The World, has won 22 festival awards. Her second, First We Eat, qualified for Best Documentary at the 2021 Academy Awards.
20-minutes prior to Showtime:
$15 or PWYC • limited to availability
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