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Mohawk filmmaker Tracey Deer presents a poignant exploration of her Kahnawake Reserve through the experiences of various community members. She sheds light on over a century of discriminatory and sexist government policies, unraveling the enduring impacts of "blood quantum" concepts and systemic racism. The film vividly illustrates how these issues permeate daily life, threatening the very unity and identity of her community. With heartfelt narratives, Deer invites viewers to confront the challenges faced by Indigenous peoples and the resilience required to combat such deep-rooted societal issues.