Nanook of the North was the world's first feature length documentary

Nanook of the North, which focused on the traditional lifestyle of the Inuit of Canadian Arctic,
was the World's first feature-length documentary

Nunavut - The world's first feature-length documentary, Nanook of the North, was made by cartographer and explorer Robert Flaherty in 1920 & 21, and released in 1922. Although it was shot in arctic Quebec , on Hudson Bay near Inukjuak, it documented the traditional lifestyle of the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic with footage of hunting, igloo-building, fishing, etc.

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