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Courtesy TriCoast Worldwide
Inuk’s North American Release
According to a March 18th phone call from TriCoast Worldwide, the film’s distributor, Inuk is set for release next month on April 12th. It will be available as video on demand (VOD) either as a rental or for purchase from the following: Dish (satellite), Amazon Video, Google Play, Vudu, Hoopla, SlingTV and Verizon (through Ubiquity). There may be other platforms signing up as well. This appears to be a very dynamic process.
It is too soon as of this March issue publishing date (March 18th) to find Inuk advertised at these venues, but I was assured it will show up as April 12th approaches.
While this release is supposed to be accessible in the U.S. as well as Canada, there was some question if Inuk would be available in all formats in Canada
At this time I was told that “they’re working” on a region 1 DVD, but it didn’t sound as if this reality was just around the corner.
Courtesy TriCoast Worldwide