Our People Will Be Healed

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Our People Will Be Healed

2017

1h 37m

Documentary

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Efforts are made to decolonize Manitoba's First Nation communities.

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Kate Taylor

Globe and Mail

09/11/2017

3/4

Believe the title.

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Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Scene Creek

07/19/2018

3/5

While this can feel too dry, especially in the film's extremely conventional documentary style... it is undeniable that the subject is a necessary one to learn more about, and we can thank Obomsawin for depicting it so thoroughly.

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Josh Cabrita

Cinema Scope

11/10/2017

But what remains, even as the camera awkwardly wobbles through hallways in stilted pillow shots, is the director's empathetic ear, which has always been her most valuable asset and more than makes up for any dearth of formal ingenuity.

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Norman Wilner

NOW Toronto

09/11/2017

4/5

This film functions as both cinema and journalism, the camera pushing us into a world we might not otherwise see and illuminating that world on a human scale.

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Kieran Fisher

Nonfics (Substack)

09/10/2017

Obomsawin shows no signs of slowing down, and the fire that drives her cause is still burning away.

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Synopsis

Efforts are made to decolonize Manitoba's First Nation communities.

Director: Alanis Obomsawin
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Aug 2, 2018
Runtime: 1h 37m

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