hanzosteel83

I feel bad for all Indigenous people. In Canada and The United States. They have bad treated as bad if not worse than any other people on the plant. However, this documentary did not help me to understand their experience. It was poorly done in my opinion. It jumped around way to much. And had a lot of wasted scenes. The people in Canada who this documentary was about suffered greatly. No doubt about that. But, their story wasn't told here. They are still investigating things that happened way back into like the thirties. The Catholic Church is really made out to be the devil. And no doubt some were. But, anytime there is a church as large as they are. There will be a percentage of bad. The problem goes way deeper. They were lied to over and over again. They received no justice all around the world. No apology will ever fix all the tragedy they have suffered.

With the star power this film had I would expect better. The plot is stale and been done time and time and time and time again. Zoe Kravitz being the director. Is that supposed to impress me. She has barely established herself as an actress. Riding on her daddy's coattails anyone? Channing Tatum sucks as usual. All of these actors as are bloodline. You can tell cause they are ugly and they can't act to save their lives. I don't remember a film that was so disappointing. Christian Slater was horrible as always. The Hawke kid of course only got the role because of his blood line. Ethan Hawke sucks as an actor. If any talent it comes from his mother Uma who, is bloodlined herself.