I cried a lot through this film because of the sad reality of cases of missing and murdered Native women and girls that are always ignored by the police, governments, churches, etc. Why is it that there's never any official inquiry looking into all the missing and murdered? Because everyone in the bureaucracy always remains tight-lipped about it. This is just one of the many examples of this major problem. Therefore, the People just take it upon themselves to do their own inquiry. In this film, Carmen Moore's character does just that. The cops barely helped which is a common characteristic of the police. All police are in cahoots with child traffickers. Unfortunately, teen trafficking is too common among Native teens. Anyway, I give this film a 7.

The 500 year old ongoing "convert or exterminate mandate". and its as simple as that really.

What a powerful story, it moved me to my core. The devastation and confusion that must come with a child going missing was captured beautifully. The acting was incredible, every single actor was completely in character and each made me feel emotions at different times which is one of my favourite things about thin a movie like this.