Bones of Crows

2022
2h 4min

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6,8/10

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Cree code talker Aline Spears survives her traumatic past in Canada's residential school system to continue her family's generational fight against systemic starvation, racism and sexual abuse.

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Le récit est présenté à travers les yeux de la matriarche crie Aline Spears, qui a échappé au système canadien des pensionnats pour perpétuer la lutte de sa famille, de génération en générat... Tout lireLe récit est présenté à travers les yeux de la matriarche crie Aline Spears, qui a échappé au système canadien des pensionnats pour perpétuer la lutte de sa famille, de génération en génération, contre la violence systémique.Le récit est présenté à travers les yeux de la matriarche crie Aline Spears, qui a échappé au système canadien des pensionnats pour perpétuer la lutte de sa famille, de génération en génération, contre la violence systémique.

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6,8/10

649

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 34 victoires et 25 nominations au total

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At one point in the film, Prime Minister John A. MacDonald is quoted to justify the starvation of Indigenous children held in residential schools. In 1882, MacDonald gave a speech in the House of Commons where he addressed the systematic starvation of Indigenous populations who relied on rations from the Canadian government. In MacDonald's words, "I have reason to believe that the agents as a whole ... are doing all they can, by refusing food until the Indians are on the verge of starvation, to reduce the expense."

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10/10

Touching, a must see for Canadian youth to understand history

Okay it's quite sentimental, it's not always really goodly played and the structure is quite complex (it goes from a linear story line to cursive with plot twist and half a dozen story line to follow)

But! Scenery is beautiful, some photography and image composition deserve recognition, the stories told are touching and heartbreaking. The Mother-daughter feeling is well expressed to say the least.

It's long at moment and some scenes weaken the film but overall it's a touching film about a tragic subject, where people surprises you and the systemic endoctrination that autochtones preoples went trough will not live you impassible.