owners is still not common knowledge and that land claims are fought against with such force is saddening. The film made me feel a wide range of emotions from empathy, and compassion, to support towards the cause, but most of all anger and sadness. I was angry at the violence, the ignorance, and the misuse of so many governmental services and funds towards a cause that was handled so poorly. The protest should have been embraced through peaceful negotiations and education the day the dirt road was blocked. I would highly recommend this film to those who do not understand why indigenous groups still fight for land claims. I would recommend this film be taught in educational settings including high school. It displays more than just Canada’s
