Anna Lambe stars in Netflix's hit series 'North of North,' set in the fictional Arctic town of Ice Cove, Nunavut. The series follows a young Inuk mother navigating life after a public divorce. Lambe returned to her hometown for filming, describing the experience as a 'full-circle' moment supported by her community. The locals helped during production, making it a special event for Lambe, despite her initial nerves about her character's public moments. The plot twist involving her character making out with her biological father surprised her, showcasing the show's bold angles.
The sense of community that comes through in North of North, or at least that I think comes through, was crafted by community, by people actually showing up for us and helping us.
There's always a little piece of you that's like, 'What are people going to think of me?' But getting to Iqaluit and actually filming, it was completely fine.
I dropped to the ground and I was like, 'No, no! No! You guys wrote that? That's so bold. It's so risky. It's so gross. I love it.'
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