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As far as we know, I was born upstairs at the Mission school
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Sugarcane

As far as we know,I was born upstairs at the Mission school

As far as we know,
I was born upstairs at the Mission school

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As far as we know, I was born upstairs at the Mission school.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
29
Timestamp in Movie
01:01:33
Uploaded
Apr 03, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Impact Partners,Fit Via Vi,Kassie Films,Hedgehog Films, Inc.

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Movie Summary

An investigation into abuse and missing children at an Indian residential school sparks a reckoning on the nearby Sugarcane Reserve.
And he and my mom ended up together. - Sugarcane 00:06
And he and my mom ended up together.
I felt dirty as an Indian all my life in residential school. - Sugarcane 00:07
I felt dirty as an Indian all my life in residential school.
Residential school taught us - Sugarcane 00:06
Residential school taught us
♪ Old man, look at my life ♪ - Sugarcane 00:17
♪ Old man, look at my life ♪
Because you're, like, totally rejected, you know? - Sugarcane 00:05
Because you're, like, totally rejected, you know?
I remember when I told you that when you would leave, - Sugarcane 00:10
I remember when I told you that when you would leave,
- Yeah. - And you told me that you - Sugarcane 00:09
- Yeah. - And you told me that you
Whenever you leave, I watch until you're, like, totally out of sight. - Sugarcane 00:05
Whenever you leave, I watch until you're, like, totally...
I used to cry every time I dropped you off at the airport. - Sugarcane 00:05
I used to cry every time I dropped you off at the airport.
- Then how did it happen? - What? - Sugarcane 00:06
- Then how did it happen? - What?
I guess I just feel like I'm here trying to help you - Sugarcane 00:09
I guess I just feel like I'm here trying to help you
Your story is someone who was abandoned, but also who abandoned. - Sugarcane 00:07
Your story is someone who was abandoned, but also who abando...
You're looking for some kind of acknowledgement from me. - Sugarcane 00:05
You're looking for some kind of acknowledgement from me...
And I was lost and a damn drunk, just going like a madman. - Sugarcane 00:06
And I was lost and a damn drunk, just going like a madman.
And at the time that I told your mom, "I don't know what the hell is wrong." - Sugarcane 00:10
And at the time that I told your mom, "I don't kno...
"I'm crying my damn eyes out every day, every day... and I don't know why." - Sugarcane 00:13
"I'm crying my damn eyes out every day, every day....
Come on. You got this, you got this. - Sugarcane 00:06
Come on. You got this, you got this.
A group of Indigenous people - Sugarcane 00:28
A group of Indigenous people
- It's only 2:48. - 2:48? - Sugarcane 00:06
- It's only 2:48. - 2:48?
- Can you see it? - Oh, my! I see it. - Sugarcane 00:15
- Can you see it? - Oh, my! I see it.