"Angry Inuk" matches the criteria of having women in the film who talk to each other about something besides a man because it primarily focuses on the Inuit community's perspective on the seal hunting industry, which is a real problem they face. While the film's main focus is on the Inuit community's perspective, it is likely to include the voices of various individuals within that community, including women. Given the importance of seal hunting to their culture and livelihoods, it is reasonable to expect that women from the community would be involved in discussions, conversations, and activism related to the issue. By featuring these women and their conversations, the film highlights the diverse voices and experiences within the Inuit community. It may address topics such as the economic, cultural, and ecological significance of seal hunting, the impact of anti-sealing campaigns, or the community's efforts to protect their traditions and way of life. Through these conversations, the film can provide a well-rounded perspective on the issue beyond a singular focus on men or romantic relationships.