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What people are saying about the film…
Absolutely Astounding Film!
Beautiful cinematography and amazing editing.
Thank you for creating an engaging and informative film about a narrative that desperately needs to be told.
Eye opening to oppression that is not always talked about
A wonderful piece of information and necessary for Americans to be better educated about the continuous oppression among indigenous people.
This film gives a voice to a group of people whos voices have been erased/silenced throughout American history.
Don't understand historical trauma? You will after this film.
I think you all did a wonderful job in explaining the struggles and difficulties that Indians went through. This should be shown to the Main Stream
I think that it is one powerful documentary I have seen in quite a while primarily because I never had a chance to learn more about Native Americans and the trauma that is involved within this population.
Such a personal, heart-wrenching dive into an area of social injustice that is consistently put on the back burner of American ineptitude. Strikingly moving and educationally exploratory at the same time, this movie should launch a societal unpacking of historical trauma.
It offered a interesting glimpse into the life of a population of people that have been oppressed and are often forgotten.
This movie truly incompasses cultural differance and diversity going into the history, perspective's and education of trauma.
Excellent , excellent documentary. I wish that the school would have taught this in grade school.
This film is impactful and is able to educate people on the struggles that Native American are facing and it is significant issue. It also relates to other groups of people who have faced genocide, slavery and other inhumane acts.
The film is a must see for ANYONE who is interested in trauma, reconciliation, and restorative justice.