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Shaped by Land

 
 

Adam Kjeldsen

One of three Greenlandic ski guides working today, Adam Kjeldsen connects his clients to his own culture through food, story, and a deep awareness of the lands they travel on. He is also a mountain and hunting guide, and has guided Alex Honnold, Seth Morrison, and more.

 
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Your support promotes health, activity, and community across Greenland — and contributes to Greenlandic Sports Confederation's 2030 goal of making Greenland the most physically active country in the world. Proceeds go directly to the Greenlandic Ski Federation.

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Greenland is a vast country with many coastal communities and dedicated ski clubs working to give children and youth access to skiing. Many families cannot afford expensive ski equipment, so your donation helps local clubs buy and lend skis for free to kids who otherwise couldn’t join. Thank you for helping to keep skiing a source of joy, health, and pride for Greenlandic youth 🇬🇱⛷️

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About the Film:

Shaped by Land follows Inuit ski guide Adam Kjeldsen from his childhood in the arctic village of Aasiaat to his life today in Greenland’s capital of Nuuk. Today, he is one of the only Inuit ski guides in Greenland, building a career that bridges world-class guiding with deep local roots.

As ski tourism expands across Greenland, the industry is dominated by foreign operators whose extractive approach contrasts with local traditions. Shaped by Land explores how Adam is carving out a different path—connecting visitors to Greenlandic stories, food, and culture, while creating opportunities for the next generation of local guides. His approach is rooted in bonds to land, community, and culture.

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Festivals:
The film premiered at Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival, went on to receive a Jury Award at Anchorage International Film Festival, and screened at Big Sky Documentary Festival. 

Upcoming festivals include Flagstaff Mountain Festival, Nunavut International Film Festival, and more. 

Director - Producer:
Emily Sullivan