Filmed mostly in Sugarcane, British Columbia, on the Williams Lake Indian Reserve, Julian Brave NoiseCat traces the disturbing history of residential schools that removed thousands of Indigenous children from their families.
‘Sugarcane’ documentary spotlights Indigenous resilience amid dark residential school history
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