'Life of Ivanna' Review: A Stark, Striking Portrait of a Tough Tundra Nomad
'Life of Ivanna' Review: A Stark, Striking Portrait of a Tough Tundra Nomad 'Life of Ivanna' Review: A Stark, Striking Portrait of a Tough Tundra Nomad A magnetic 26-year-old mother of five compels attention and repels judgment in a rigorously realist snapshot of life in the Arctic tundra. Jessica Kiang, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Running time: Running time: 80 MIN. Courtesy of CPH:DOX The film you expect from Renato Borrayo Serrano’s documentary study of a Nenets woman raising five young children in the Arctic tundra is, in a subtly momentous way, not the one Serrano delivers with t...