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Sugarcane

See that?"Augustine Charlie, 1943." Oh, man, it's just everywhere

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"Augustine Charlie, 1943." Oh, man, it's just everywhere

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See that? "Augustine Charlie, 1943."
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Oh, man, it's just everywhere.
Duration
10 seconds
Views
32
Timestamp in Movie
00:21:55
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.
- "Patrick Paul, '59." - "Melvin Alphonse, 1976." - Sugarcane 00:09
- "Patrick Paul, '59." - "Melvin Alphon...
That looks like "I don't care." - Sugarcane 00:07
That looks like "I don't care."
"Seventy-three days more... till home time." - Sugarcane 00:07
"Seventy-three days more... till home time."
Do any of you remember the names - Sugarcane 00:07
Do any of you remember the names
I was abused by Father - Sugarcane 00:58
I was abused by Father
I told my grandmother. She didn't want to hear me talk about it. - Sugarcane 00:06
I told my grandmother. She didn't want to hear me talk ...
I went to the nun. She told me to tell the priest. - Sugarcane 00:05
I went to the nun. She told me to tell the priest.
I told the priest. He told me to tell the Indian agent. - Sugarcane 00:06
I told the priest. He told me to tell the Indian agent.
I told the Indian agent. He told me to tell the RCMP. - Sugarcane 00:06
I told the Indian agent. He told me to tell the RCMP.
I told the RCMP, he went and told my dad, and my dad beat the shit out of me. - Sugarcane 00:08
I told the RCMP, he went and told my dad, and my dad beat th...
It's okay to cry. It's okay to cry. - Sugarcane 00:06
It's okay to cry. It's okay to cry.
Thinking about the residential schools, - Sugarcane 00:09
Thinking about the residential schools,
My name is Charlene. Like the rest of you here, - Sugarcane 00:09
My name is Charlene. Like the rest of you here,
They can either work cooperatively with us, - Sugarcane 00:27
They can either work cooperatively with us,
Do you know what? That's their numbers. So, my number when I was here was 165. - Sugarcane 00:06
Do you know what? That's their numbers. So, my number w...
So, everybody was given a number, so instead of calling you by their name, - Sugarcane 00:09
So, everybody was given a number, so instead of calling you ...
Great Grandfather, creator of all good things, - Sugarcane 00:09
Great Grandfather, creator of all good things,
Julian, I ask you to open your eyes, - Sugarcane 00:09
Julian, I ask you to open your eyes,
In this barn... ...this is where they strung them up, - Sugarcane 00:15
In this barn... ...this is where they strung them up,
A time in history where our people are going to stand up. - Sugarcane 00:06
A time in history where our people are going to stand up.