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Nunavut inmates watch Tony: Back from the Brink, share advice with high school students

After watching the film, Tony: Back from the Brink, CBC reporters Pauline Pemik and Elyse Skura spoke with three inmates and a parolee in Iqaluit to hear what advice they would give to their younger selves.
Inmates at the Makigiarvik facility in Iqaluit spoke to CBC North about their reaction to the film, Tony: Back from the Brink, and what advice they would give their younger selves. (Jane Sponagle/CBC)

After watching the film, Tony: Back from the Brink, CBC reporters Pauline Pemik and Elyse Skura spoke with three inmates and a parolee in Iqaluit to hear what advice they would give to their younger selves.

Their thoughts were shared with high school students at a special screening of the film in Iqaluit May 12.

The CBC has agreed not to identify the inmates or the parolee.

In the first excerpt, two people share life advice, and talk about how Tony Kalluk, the star of the film, has inspired them.

CBC reporters Pauline Pemik and Elyse Skura spoke with three inmates in Iqaluit to hear what advice they would give to their younger selves.

Another man opens up aboutthe important role his father has played in his life and his hopes for the future.

CBC reporters Pauline Pemik and Elyse Skura spoke with three inmates in Iqaluit to hear what advice they would give to their younger selves.

A fourth man spoke in Inuktitutabout how jail has separated him from his family, and how he feels guilty about not being around for his kids.

CBC reporters Pauline Pemik and Elyse Skura spoke with inmates in Iqaluit to hear what advice he would give to their younger selves.