
Writing
Ashley Qilavaq-Savard
Place of birth
Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada
Known for
Writing
Credits
4 titles
Ashley Qilavaq-Savard is an Inuk writer, artist, and filmmaker from Iqaluit. Ashley explores decolonization and Indigenous narratives through her artistic practice.
Known for
NRA small Inuit community in the high Arctic finds itself isolated by snow, cut off from the rest of Canada and essential resources for an indefinite period. Faced with this terrible reality, Saila must confront her demons and make the ultimate decision.
Reclaim
2024
NRAn Inuk’s life is tied to the cold, so a warming Arctic climate is a stark reminder of how climate change can impact cultural transference over generations. Filmmaker sisters draw on their grandfather’s wisdom to prepare their daughters for resilience in a changing world.
Lessons from Our Grandfather
2025
NRA moving parallel between language loss and climate change, highlighting personal and communal resilience.
Sukkaillutit Uqaruk (Say It Slowly)
2026
Behind the camera
NRA small Inuit community in the high Arctic finds itself isolated by snow, cut off from the rest of Canada and essential resources for an indefinite period. Faced with this terrible reality, Saila must confront her demons and make the ultimate decision.
Reclaim
2024
NRA small Inuit community in the high Arctic finds itself isolated by snow, cut off from the rest of Canada and essential resources for an indefinite period. Faced with this terrible reality, Saila must confront her demons and make the ultimate decision.
Reclaim
2024
NRAn Inuk’s life is tied to the cold, so a warming Arctic climate is a stark reminder of how climate change can impact cultural transference over generations. Filmmaker sisters draw on their grandfather’s wisdom to prepare their daughters for resilience in a changing world.
Lessons from Our Grandfather
2025
NRA moving parallel between language loss and climate change, highlighting personal and communal resilience.
Sukkaillutit Uqaruk (Say It Slowly)
2026
