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00:03:07 >> Come on, let's go, right up here.
00:03:10 Come on.
00:03:11 Straight up.
00:03:12 Here you go.
00:03:14 All right.
00:03:15 Come on.
00:03:16 Come on up.
00:03:18 There we go.
00:03:19 We got flour.
00:03:21 We got fresh meat.
00:03:23 We got vegetables and fruit.
00:03:26 Hmm?
00:03:27 Come on, then.
00:03:28 Come on, now.
00:03:29 Let's go.
00:03:30 Oh, yes, you young man.
00:03:31 Come on.
00:03:32 Come right up here.
00:03:33 There you go.
00:03:34 There you go.
00:03:36 April Fool's Day.
00:03:37 [ Laughs ]
00:03:39 April Fool's Day.
00:03:41 [ Laughs ]
00:03:43 We got nothing.
00:03:44 It's April Fool's Day.
00:03:46 Mr. Quinn, stop.
00:03:47 It's a fucking joke.
00:03:48 Ha ha.
00:03:49 Ha ha joke.
00:03:51 How do you say joke in Cree?
00:03:54 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:03:58 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:04:01 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:04:03 [ Laughs ]
00:04:06 Well, oh, fuck off, then.
00:04:10 The rest of you, fuck off.
00:04:12 Go on, fuck off.
00:04:13 Get the fuck away.
00:04:14 Get away.
00:04:15 Get away with your...
00:04:17 [ Thud ]
00:04:19 Bunch of useless fuckers.
00:04:22 [ Dramatic music plays ]
00:04:25 ♪♪
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00:04:45 ♪♪
00:04:53 I said, are you hungry?
00:04:55 Yeah.
00:04:56 Well, if you're hungry,
00:04:58 you will go to the reservation we gave you.
00:05:00 You are grateful later.
00:05:03 You will go now
00:05:06 for -- for the love of God.
00:05:09 [ Horse neighs ]
00:05:11 ♪♪
00:05:21 ♪♪
00:05:29 [ Gunshot ]
00:05:31 [ Horse neighs ]
00:05:34 ♪♪
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00:05:54 ♪♪
00:06:04 [ Singing in Cree ]
00:06:07 ♪♪
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00:07:07 ♪♪
00:07:15 [ Speaking Cree ]
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00:07:24 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:07:27 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:07:29 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:07:31 [ Laughs ]
00:07:33 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:07:36 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:07:38 [ Sighs ]
00:07:40 [ Door creaks ]
00:07:42 [ Door creaks ]
00:07:45 [ Grunts ]
00:07:47 [ Sighs ]
00:07:49 [ Clears throat ]
00:07:51 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:07:53 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:07:55 [ Speaking Cree ]
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00:07:59 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:01 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:03 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:05 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:07 [ Dishes clatter ]
00:08:09 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:12 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:14 [ Laughs ]
00:08:16 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:19 ♪♪
00:08:22 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:08:24 [ Laughs ]
00:08:26 [ Laughs ]
00:08:28 [ Singing in Cree ]
00:08:31 ♪♪
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00:08:42 ♪♪
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00:09:02 ♪♪
00:09:07 ♪♪
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00:09:17 ♪♪
00:09:20 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:09:22 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:09:24 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:09:26 [ Laughs ]
00:09:28 ♪♪
00:09:33 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:09:35 ♪♪
00:09:39 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:09:41 ♪♪
00:09:43 ♪♪
00:09:48 ♪♪
00:09:53 ♪♪
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00:10:03 ♪♪
00:10:08 You usually smile when you play.
00:10:10 ♪♪
00:10:12 [ Speaking Cree ]
00:10:14 [ Dishes clatter ]
00:10:16 [ Birds chirping ]
00:10:20 [ Smooches ]
00:10:22 [ Smooches ]
00:10:24 [ Chuckles ]
00:10:28 You love me now.
00:10:30 We should get dressed.
00:10:35 We're going to be late to our own wedding.
00:10:38 [ Both laugh ]
00:10:39 Staying for hours.
00:10:41 Hmm. Hmm.
00:10:43 Me, too.
00:10:45 But the world has different plans for us.
00:10:48 ♪♪
00:10:53 ♪♪
00:10:59 Come on.
00:11:01 ♪♪
00:11:08 ♪♪
00:11:11 Um...
00:11:13 Cold feet?
00:11:14 No, just, uh...
00:11:16 [ Chuckles ] My shoes.
00:11:18 [ Chuckles ]
00:11:20 Oh.
00:11:22 ♪♪
00:11:25 You're good at that.
00:11:27 [ Chuckles ]
00:11:29 Don't get any ideas.
00:11:31 ♪♪
00:11:36 You sure about this?
00:11:38 ♪♪
00:11:44 I was sure the first time I saw you.
00:11:47 ♪♪
00:11:51 Okay.
00:11:53 [ Chuckles ]
00:11:55 ♪♪
00:12:02 ♪♪
00:12:10 ♪♪
00:12:15 [ Speaking French ]
00:12:18 ♪♪
00:12:19 I do.
00:12:21 [ Speaking French ]
00:12:23 I do.
00:12:24 [ Speaking French ]
00:12:27 ♪♪
00:12:34 [ Speaking French ]
00:12:37 ♪♪
00:12:44 Hey.
00:12:45 [ Speaking French ]
00:12:47 ♪♪
00:12:52 [ Speaking French ]
00:12:55 Thanks for coming.
00:12:57 [ Speaking French ]
00:12:59 ♪♪
00:13:03 You all right?
00:13:05 Yeah.
00:13:07 Long time since I've seen my brother.
00:13:09 He was always the lucky one.
00:13:12 But he doesn't have you.
00:13:14 [ Chuckles ]
00:13:15 Which makes me the luckiest bastard in the world.
00:13:18 ♪♪
00:13:23 I want you to be --
00:13:25 Careful.
00:13:26 I think it'll be a careful war.
00:13:28 Stop it.
00:13:29 I'll be careful.
00:13:32 As you know.
00:13:34 I'll be careful.
00:13:37 ♪♪
00:13:43 [ Speaking French ]
00:13:45 Say it.
00:13:47 ♪♪
00:13:49 [ Speaking French ]
00:13:51 [ Chuckles ]
00:13:53 ♪♪
00:13:56 We don't have goodbyes in my language.
00:13:59 [ Speaking French ]
00:14:02 We don't have goodbyes in my language, either.
00:14:06 [ Speaking French ]
00:14:09 ♪♪
00:14:12 [ Chatter ]
00:14:15 ♪♪
00:14:18 [ Chatter ]
00:14:21 ♪♪
00:14:24 [ Chatter ]
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00:15:25 Mr. Miller.
00:15:26 Sister Ruth.
00:15:28 Good afternoon.
00:15:30 It's time for Aline's piano lesson.
00:15:33 3 o'clock.
00:15:36 I know how to tell time.
00:15:39 Yes, Sister.
00:15:40 We've been experiencing a burden of duties, Mr. Miller.
00:15:43 With so many of our children sick,
00:15:45 we need to knuckle down and pick up the slack.
00:15:48 I'm sure you understand.
00:15:50 [ Chuckles ]
00:15:52 Forgive me, but...
00:15:55 I'm not sure Father Jacobs would...
00:15:58 understand, Sister.
00:16:00 He has requested Aline play at a special dinner next week,
00:16:03 and she will need to prepare and practice
00:16:06 the piece he has selected.
00:16:08 He's in his study, if you'd like to speak with him.
00:16:11 No, that won't be necessary.
00:16:14 Enjoy your time, Aline.
00:16:16 Your duties await you.
00:16:19 Not all of us have special privileges.
00:16:23 Keep the line straight.
00:16:25 Your eyes down.
00:16:26 No need to idle.
00:16:28 ♪♪
00:16:36 Keep the line straight.
00:16:40 [ Door opens ]
00:16:42 There is a request from Father Jacobs.
00:16:56 It's...
00:16:58 a complicated piece,
00:17:00 but...
00:17:02 I think you're ready for it.
00:17:04 Yes, Mr. Miller.
00:17:08 I told you.
00:17:10 You can call me Thomas.
00:17:11 Yes.
00:17:13 I want you to close your eyes.
00:17:26 I'm going to take your hand...
00:17:34 and put it...
00:17:36 over mine...
00:17:38 like this.
00:17:40 Now find my left hand.
00:17:43 Now just...
00:17:49 listen to the notes as I play them...
00:17:52 and stay on top of my hands.
00:17:55 [ Piano plays ]
00:17:57 Here you go.
00:17:59 ♪♪
00:18:07 ♪♪
00:18:15 ♪♪
00:18:23 ♪♪
00:18:31 What are you feeling?
00:18:33 I feel...free.
00:18:35 We share the love of music.
00:18:39 I can see that in you.
00:18:41 You can be free...
00:18:46 in this room, Aline.
00:18:51 You can be free with me.
00:18:54 ♪♪
00:19:01 ♪♪
00:19:09 ♪♪
00:19:17 ♪♪
00:19:22 [ Beeping ]
00:19:27 Attention!
00:19:29 As you were.
00:19:32 [ Beeping ]
00:19:39 You.
00:19:46 My name is Major Stevens.
00:19:48 Aline.
00:19:50 Spears. I know.
00:19:52 You're graduating soon.
00:19:54 Yes, sir.
00:19:55 Congratulations on that.
00:19:57 And, of course, your marriage.
00:19:58 He's overseas?
00:20:00 Yes, he was sent over right after.
00:20:03 Do you know where your husband is stationed?
00:20:10 First London,
00:20:12 and then he'll receive his orders from there.
00:20:16 We're sending you to London after your graduation.
00:20:20 I thought most of the Morse code operators
00:20:24 were based here in Canada, sir.
00:20:26 That's correct,
00:20:27 but we're putting together a special operation.
00:20:30 It says in your file you're Cree.
00:20:34 Yes, sir. If that's a problem...
00:20:38 On the contrary.
00:20:39 Are you still fluent in your language?
00:20:41 It's nothing to be ashamed of.
00:20:43 No, sir.
00:20:44 I mean, yes, sir.
00:20:46 I still speak Cree.
00:20:48 The opportunity I'm talking about
00:20:53 would be a secret division within the Canadian Air Forces.
00:20:56 It's highly sensitive.
00:20:58 You'll be briefed when you get there.
00:21:01 I understand.
00:21:02 How good are you at keeping secrets?
00:21:05 I don't mean to be indelicate,
00:21:07 but women are known for this skill.
00:21:11 I have a lot of experience.
00:21:15 Do you want time to think about it?
00:21:17 No, sir.
00:21:19 We'll be in touch after your graduation.
00:21:23 24 words a minute, I hear.
00:21:29 Yes, sir.
00:21:31 Thank you for the opportunity.
00:21:34 Sir.
00:21:35 Aileen.
00:21:37 Your left hand.
00:21:40 It doesn't interfere with my work, sir.
00:21:45 It was a childhood accident.
00:21:48 We might be able to do something about it.
00:21:51 Would that be of interest to you?
00:21:54 Yes, sir.
00:21:56 Thank you.
00:21:59 [♪♪♪]
00:22:02 [speaking Cree]
00:22:08 [♪♪♪]
00:22:11 [indistinct chatter]
00:22:14 [indistinct chatter]
00:22:20 [indistinct chatter]
00:22:29 [phone ringing]
00:22:32 My name is Charlie Tompkins.
00:22:35 I'm from Alberta, around Grand Prairie.
00:22:37 Meet Dekree. Welcome.
00:22:40 Aileen Spears. Cree.
00:22:42 Would you like to follow me?
00:22:44 Yes. Thank you.
00:22:46 We've come up with a system to translate English into Cree
00:22:50 and then back again.
00:22:51 I'll walk you through a few things here,
00:22:53 then I'll walk into the other room
00:22:55 and we'll continue to translate over the phone.
00:22:58 It's pretty straightforward.
00:23:01 But there are some things we Cree don't have words for.
00:23:05 Like, there's no word for "spitfire plane,"
00:23:08 so I've named it "esketeo."
00:23:10 Fire.
00:23:12 Yes, fire.
00:23:13 The Mustang aircraft, Pakawastim,
00:23:16 other common names we use are Amu Tepekopisap.
00:23:20 B-17.
00:23:22 Or the B-17 bombers.
00:23:24 What would you say if an order read,
00:23:26 "20 B-17 bombers spotted"?
00:23:29 [speaking Cree]
00:23:36 Excellent.
00:23:38 You'll receive codes from the field in Cree
00:23:41 and then translate them into English to the commanders here,
00:23:44 and vice versa.
00:23:46 The Germans haven't been able to crack our codes.
00:23:50 How did you keep your language?
00:23:54 Secret codes.
00:23:56 We've been training all our lives.
00:23:59 You can call me Checker.
00:24:02 Okay. Checker.
00:24:05 Here at this school, we have 324 students
00:24:20 who are being kept on a strict diet.
00:24:23 A caloric measure that will keep them in a state of malnutrition.
00:24:27 Little meat, little fresh vegetables,
00:24:29 and a low-grade flour, which we purchased at a damn good price.
00:24:33 This allows us to keep costs here low,
00:24:35 which I'm sure you can appreciate allows for other human luxuries,
00:24:39 such as this beautiful meal.
00:24:42 I think you're stringing us along for a fact.
00:24:45 How are you gathering your data?
00:24:47 Hmm?
00:24:50 Biochemical tests to measure protein for growth,
00:24:52 as well as intellectual and aptitude tests
00:24:54 to see how this affects their ability to learn.
00:24:57 Nothing conclusive yet.
00:24:59 Naturally, we're seeing a rise in sickness,
00:25:01 and particularly TB and the measles.
00:25:04 Disease feeds on poverty conditions.
00:25:08 On the other hand, we're giving 126 of our students
00:25:11 vitamins and iron supplements, and we're monitoring.
00:25:16 We're keeping all food under lock and key,
00:25:18 and all dietary records are kept for all meals,
00:25:21 so that we can manage the outcome.
00:25:23 Perseverance.
00:25:28 It's too much.
00:25:30 They need more food.
00:25:33 Nonsense. Nonsense, Thomas.
00:25:38 You know, I worry about this new generation.
00:25:41 Too soft.
00:25:43 They're just off the boat to boot.
00:25:48 I think that we owe a lot to your mother country, Mr. Miller.
00:25:52 If it wasn't for England,
00:25:54 the residential school system would never exist.
00:25:59 Industrial school--
00:26:00 They were abolished in 1843.
00:26:03 Industrial school were what made England great.
00:26:09 The colonization of Ireland, South Africa, Australia,
00:26:13 New Zealand, and now Canada.
00:26:16 Indian, all of them, one way or another.
00:26:20 Not a shred of civilization combined.
00:26:23 What's the name of the deputy Indian affairs fellow?
00:26:28 And what did he call it?
00:26:30 The final solution to the Indian problem.
00:26:33 Duncan Campbell Scott.
00:26:35 Oui, oui, oui, oui, yes, oui.
00:26:38 Votre excellence--
00:26:39 I mean, your excellency rarely speaks,
00:26:43 but when he does,
00:26:45 he goes, "One, two!"
00:26:50 Come on, Thomas.
00:26:52 Don't look so glum.
00:26:55 John A. MacDonald said if you want to motivate the Indian,
00:26:58 you must starve him.
00:26:59 Who are we to argue with such visionaries?
00:27:04 Progress waits for no man.
00:27:08 [bell dings]
00:27:09 Thomas, would you get Aline Playbough
00:27:12 the piece I requested?
00:27:15 Um, yes.
00:27:18 [bell dings]
00:27:21 Yep!
00:27:24 [laughter]
00:27:28 [piano plays softly]
00:27:31 ♪ ♪
00:27:33 ♪ ♪
00:27:38 ♪ ♪
00:27:43 ♪ ♪
00:27:48 ♪ ♪
00:27:53 ♪ ♪
00:27:58 A prodigy in our midst.
00:28:02 It's a great mystery that someone of our race,
00:28:07 with no training,
00:28:09 with no access with the cultural things in life,
00:28:13 can play like a young wonder.
00:28:17 God works his miracles in all of us,
00:28:22 and he's merciful, to be sure.
00:28:26 Oh, young Thomas also had news.
00:28:30 Please, share.
00:28:32 I've been accepted as a deacon.
00:28:34 Bravo!
00:28:35 Hey! Whoa!
00:28:38 Our man of the clans.
00:28:41 And welcome to the brotherhood.
00:28:45 [bell dings]
00:28:47 [bird squawks]
00:28:50 [piano plays softly]
00:28:53 ♪ ♪
00:28:56 [both panting]
00:28:59 [both grunting]
00:29:02 [both panting]
00:29:05 [both grunting]
00:29:08 [both grunting]
00:29:11 [both panting]
00:29:14 [both grunting]
00:29:17 [both panting]
00:29:20 You've gotten skinny.
00:29:30 Are you okay?
00:29:35 I will be.
00:29:38 Word is, it could be months,
00:29:42 or even weeks.
00:29:46 We'll get to set up a home soon.
00:29:50 Start a family.
00:29:53 I haven't heard the word "home" in a long time.
00:29:57 You?
00:30:00 No.
00:30:02 We'll have to decide where we want to live.
00:30:10 We'll give us land when we're released.
00:30:14 We'll have a house when we're released.
00:30:18 One count.
00:30:21 Indian guys have been shipped off to Canada, got nothing.
00:30:29 Land of benefits.
00:30:33 Can't count on anything.
00:30:35 Things have changed.
00:30:38 I know what you think.
00:30:40 You think it makes you special.
00:30:44 But you wait.
00:30:46 They take everything and you...
00:30:48 you do nothing.
00:30:51 Like, why is it you can't even tell your own husband what you do?
00:31:00 I took an oath.
00:31:02 An oath.
00:31:04 And you took an oath to me.
00:31:06 But that doesn't count.
00:31:09 You got any secrets you haven't told me?
00:31:11 What are you talking about?
00:31:13 How many men were you with before me?
00:31:17 All right.
00:31:30 There's... there's something you're not telling me.
00:31:32 There's a secret inside you.
00:31:36 [car engine rumbling]
00:31:39 [door opens]
00:31:42 [sighs]
00:31:49 I'm sorry.
00:31:59 I love you.
00:32:05 It's just...
00:32:08 it's been a long damn war.
00:32:12 It's been a long damn war.
00:32:19 [thunder rumbling]
00:32:34 [thunder rumbling]
00:32:37 [door creaks]
00:32:42 [thunder rumbling]
00:32:51 [thunder rumbling]
00:32:59 [thunder rumbling]
00:33:02 [thunder rumbling]
00:33:08 [thunder rumbling]
00:33:17 [thunder rumbling]
00:33:27 [woman moaning]
00:33:30 [woman moaning]
00:33:37 Alex, look!
00:33:45 [thunder rumbling]
00:33:48 [man speaking in foreign language]
00:33:51 [thunder rumbling]
00:33:54 [thunder rumbling]
00:33:57 [woman speaking in foreign language]
00:34:10 It's going to be all right.
00:34:13 [thunder rumbling]
00:34:17 [thunder rumbling]
00:34:20 [woman moaning]
00:34:28 [eerie music]
00:34:42 [eerie music]
00:34:45 You look worried, Eileen.
00:34:49 The surgery on your hand is going to go just fine.
00:34:52 You won't feel a thing.
00:34:55 I wish that was true.
00:34:58 Could have been true.
00:35:01 We'll count you down backwards.
00:35:04 Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five...
00:35:09 [speaking in foreign language]
00:35:12 [speaking in foreign language]
00:35:15 [eerie music]
00:35:18 Run!
00:35:26 We ask that you forgive the sins of these children
00:35:29 in Jesus Christ's name.
00:35:31 You didn't think your master escape would go unpunished.
00:35:35 We'll go to the post.
00:35:38 [eerie music]
00:35:41 [chicken clucking]
00:35:44 God takes one thing away...
00:35:48 And gives another.
00:35:52 [chicken clucking]
00:35:55 [eerie music]
00:35:59 [woman humming]
00:36:02 [chicken clucking]
00:36:18 [chicken clucking]
00:36:21 It's my grandmother's song.
00:36:37 She used to sing it to my brother and me.
00:36:41 Don't you think it's too early?
00:36:44 Something wrong might happen.
00:36:48 I'll make her stronger.
00:36:51 Her?
00:36:53 To her and Nolan.
00:36:56 Are you scared?
00:37:04 No.
00:37:07 I'll be okay.
00:37:10 Don't be scared.
00:37:13 Yeah, a little.
00:37:16 So we have each other.
00:37:21 We make it work.
00:37:25 You're leaving next week and I just have one more deployment.
00:37:31 You know, finally have Jusuf here.
00:37:37 Left hand again.
00:37:39 Maybe even play piano with two hands.
00:37:43 We can finally start this life we've been talking about.
00:37:47 We'll have this baby girl and then we can have a boy.
00:37:51 You're getting ahead of yourself.
00:37:54 [eerie music]
00:37:57 [eerie music]
00:38:00 [eerie music]
00:38:03 [eerie music]
00:38:05 I'm just so happy.
00:38:09 So happy.
00:38:12 [eerie music]
00:38:15 [eerie music]
00:38:18 [eerie music]
00:38:21 [eerie music]
00:38:24 [eerie music]
00:38:27 [eerie music]
00:38:30 What's wrong?
00:38:33 Talk to me.
00:38:36 [eerie music]
00:38:39 Things are too good.
00:38:43 I'm just scared that things will be taken away.
00:38:48 You're so happy.
00:38:51 I don't want to spoil everything.
00:38:54 You're not spoiling everything.
00:38:57 War is almost over.
00:39:00 I'll take them away.
00:39:03 I don't know.
00:39:06 [eerie music]
00:39:09 I just have a feeling...
00:39:13 [eerie music]
00:39:16 ...that something bad is coming.
00:39:19 And we won't be able to protect them.
00:39:23 From what?
00:39:26 [eerie music]
00:39:29 [eerie music]
00:39:32 The world.
00:39:35 [eerie music]
00:39:38 [eerie music]
00:39:41 It's the law, Matthew.
00:39:44 You go to jail if you don't sign.
00:39:47 You don't want to go to jail.
00:39:50 [dog barking]
00:39:53 Think of the education they will receive.
00:39:56 You want that, don't you, January?
00:39:59 You want to be educated?
00:40:02 Think about that.
00:40:05 Maybe they won't have to live like this for the rest of their lives.
00:40:09 They can have a real future.
00:40:13 I want my children home where they should be.
00:40:18 Children need their parents.
00:40:21 We provide for them.
00:40:24 We love them.
00:40:26 All the Squaw needs to know is we can throw them in jail
00:40:29 and throw away the key.
00:40:31 Won't be much good to your children then.
00:40:34 [eerie music]
00:40:37 [eerie music]
00:40:40 [eerie music]
00:40:43 [eerie music]
00:40:46 [eerie music]
00:40:49 Oh, my God.
00:40:52 [eerie music]
00:40:55 [eerie music]
00:40:58 [gasps]
00:41:01 [eerie music]
00:41:04 [eerie music]
00:41:07 [eerie music]
00:41:10 [eerie music]
00:41:13 That's a smart man, Matthew.
00:41:16 [eerie music]
00:41:19 One day your family will thank you for this.
00:41:22 You'll see.
00:41:25 We don't always know what's best for ourselves.
00:41:28 That's why we have the government and the church
00:41:31 to look after our best interests.
00:41:34 [eerie music]
00:41:37 [eerie music]
00:41:40 [whimpering]
00:41:43 [whimpering]
00:41:46 Pickley! Pickley!
00:41:49 You're welcome in.
00:41:52 Eileen, no.
00:41:55 [eerie music]
00:41:58 [eerie music]
00:42:01 Nicole, Nicole, you're welcome in.
00:42:04 [screaming]
00:42:07 [screaming]
00:42:10 [screaming]
00:42:13 It's over, it's over!
00:42:16 [eerie music]
00:42:19 ♪ ♪
00:42:24 [screaming]
00:42:27 ♪ ♪
00:42:32 [eerie music]
00:42:35 ♪ ♪
00:42:42 [whimpering]
00:42:45 ♪ ♪
00:42:50 [crash]
00:42:53 [screaming]
00:42:56 ♪ ♪
00:42:59 [screaming]
00:43:02 ♪ ♪
00:43:07 [screaming]
00:43:10 ♪ ♪
00:43:15 [screaming]
00:43:18 ♪ ♪
00:43:23 [screaming]
00:43:26 ♪ ♪
00:43:31 [screaming]
00:43:34 ♪ ♪
00:43:39 [screaming]
00:43:42 ♪ ♪
00:43:49 [screaming]
00:43:52 ♪ ♪
00:43:59 [screaming]
00:44:02 ♪ ♪
00:44:09 ♪ ♪
00:44:13 Perseverance,
00:44:16 it's gonna be all right.
00:44:19 ♪ ♪
00:44:26 ♪ ♪
00:44:29 Almost there, wake up.
00:44:32 ♪ ♪
00:44:39 ♪ ♪
00:44:44 ♪ ♪
00:44:51 ♪ ♪
00:44:56 [gasping]
00:44:59 ♪ ♪
00:45:01 - Mama.
00:45:02 [baby crying]
00:45:05 [snarling]
00:45:07 - Fucking animal.
00:45:09 You fucking pig!
00:45:11 [grunting]
00:45:14 [grunting]
00:45:17 ♪ ♪
00:45:22 [gasping]
00:45:25 ♪ ♪
00:45:29 - Everybody out.
00:45:31 ♪ ♪
00:45:38 [suspenseful music]
00:45:41 ♪ ♪
00:45:47 - Suzanne, your inmate ID number is J503445.
00:45:52 Rose, your inmate ID number is J503097.
00:45:57 ♪ ♪
00:46:00 Perseverance, your inmate ID number is J503448.
00:46:05 - Your number is 58.
00:46:08 You are 58. Do you understand?
00:46:11 ♪ ♪
00:46:16 ♪ ♪
00:46:21 - Move!
00:46:23 ♪ ♪
00:46:27 - Your inmate ID number--
00:46:29 ♪ ♪
00:46:36 - Rude.
00:46:38 ♪ ♪
00:46:42 Shit.
00:46:44 What the hell now?
00:46:46 ♪ ♪
00:46:48 - Well, that ain't so bad.
00:46:50 At least I got this big ol' lock between us.
00:46:53 ♪ ♪
00:46:55 Keeps us in, but on the other hand,
00:46:58 keeps them out.
00:46:59 - Amen, sister.
00:47:01 - Now, where are you from?
00:47:03 - Dene, Little Duck Lake.
00:47:05 You?
00:47:06 - Cree. It's outside Brandon.
00:47:09 - Hmm.
00:47:10 They imprisoned some real famous Crees
00:47:12 here from the beginning.
00:47:14 Now you?
00:47:15 Chief Poundmaker, Chief Big Bear.
00:47:20 - I feel at home now.
00:47:22 - Oh, and some crazy lady who's screaming all the time.
00:47:25 - [laughs]
00:47:26 - Probably from my tribe.
00:47:28 - Shit.
00:47:30 - Hey, you got kids?
00:47:32 - Yeah.
00:47:41 [door opens]
00:47:43 - Three.
00:47:45 I sent in some paper so I could see them sooner.
00:47:48 Both the detective and the lady from family services
00:47:50 said it was the best thing to get them back.
00:47:54 - Hmm.
00:47:56 - Who are you?
00:47:58 - We took 'em. Foster care.
00:48:02 I haven't seen 'em since he was born.
00:48:05 - I'm sorry.
00:48:09 - It's in the past.
00:48:10 - Well, my sister's coming.
00:48:11 I'm gonna ask her to help out.
00:48:14 - That's good.
00:48:16 You got a plan.
00:48:19 Tonight--
00:48:20 - Shh.
00:48:22 - What do you mean, tonight?
00:48:23 - When everyone is asleep
00:48:24 and only Sister Teresa's on watch,
00:48:27 I want you to get down
00:48:28 and make your way to the broom closet.
00:48:31 And then I'll meet you there.
00:48:33 You understand?
00:48:35 - [clears throat]
00:48:36 - First, France, look at me.
00:48:38 Once we start, we will be able to turn around.
00:48:41 Johnny and I will be waiting by the tool shed.
00:48:44 We'll wait until the coast is clear.
00:48:46 We'll get as far as we can.
00:48:48 Then we'll follow the trap line back home.
00:48:50 They won't think of that.
00:48:52 - [clears throat]
00:48:54 We'll see Mom and Dad, right?
00:48:56 We'll be home, and everything will be like it was.
00:48:59 You promise?
00:49:01 - [clears throat]
00:49:07 [banging]
00:49:09 - Be careful.
00:49:12 - [crying]
00:49:14 [banging]
00:49:20 [door opens]
00:49:28 [indistinct chatter]
00:49:31 [door closes]
00:49:33 - Hey.
00:49:43 - Hey.
00:49:45 - You look, um--you look good.
00:49:49 - Liar.
00:49:52 - Your turn.
00:50:00 - You look good, perseverance.
00:50:02 - [chuckles]
00:50:04 - Mm. Bullshit.
00:50:06 - No, what shit?
00:50:08 - All right.
00:50:10 Glad that's over with.
00:50:12 - Mm.
00:50:14 Sorry I missed Adam's funeral.
00:50:18 - That was seven years ago.
00:50:23 I won't worry about it.
00:50:25 - Well, I heard you moved to Toronto.
00:50:28 We needed a fresh start.
00:50:30 How's that working for you?
00:50:32 Fine? - Okay, no.
00:50:37 I need you to find my kids.
00:50:41 I need you to find out where they put them.
00:50:44 Could you do that?
00:50:46 - Yeah.
00:50:49 I'll do everything that I can.
00:50:52 - [chuckles]
00:50:53 - You promise?
00:50:55 [somber music]
00:50:58 ♪
00:51:05 - Yeah.
00:51:07 - Eight years is a long time.
00:51:12 - Yeah. I know how to do time.
00:51:15 [sniffles]
00:51:17 Plus, I'll get out for good behavior.
00:51:20 [crying]
00:51:22 - I doubt it.
00:51:24 - Sis, I've changed.
00:51:27 Reformed like shit.
00:51:31 Mm-hmm, AA-ing it, NA-ing it.
00:51:35 Learned how to trade.
00:51:38 - You should have said, "Learning a trade,"
00:51:42 not "Learning to trade."
00:51:44 - [laughs]
00:51:47 Oh.
00:51:51 Oh, man, it was good to see you.
00:51:54 [alarm buzzing]
00:51:57 [sniffles]
00:51:59 [indistinct chatter]
00:52:02 ♪
00:52:05 I hate to leave you here.
00:52:08 ♪
00:52:11 Is that what you said to yourself?
00:52:14 ♪
00:52:19 [coughing]
00:52:22 ♪
00:52:29 [coughing]
00:52:32 ♪
00:52:34 - Wait up, Eileen. Wait up.
00:52:37 ♪
00:52:44 [coughing]
00:52:47 ♪
00:52:54 ♪
00:53:01 ♪
00:53:08 ♪
00:53:12 - Perseverance?
00:53:16 Perseverance.
00:53:18 Come here.
00:53:25 ♪
00:53:29 - Mr. Father?
00:53:31 ♪
00:53:38 ♪
00:53:45 ♪
00:53:52 ♪
00:53:59 ♪
00:54:06 ♪
00:54:13 ♪
00:54:20 ♪
00:54:27 ♪
00:54:34 ♪
00:54:41 ♪
00:54:43 - Come on, Ty. We're close. We have to keep moving.
00:54:46 ♪
00:54:53 ♪
00:54:58 [screams]
00:55:01 [screams]
00:55:05 ♪
00:55:11 - Perseverance?
00:55:13 You have to tell me.
00:55:17 - What way are they going?
00:55:20 They're not on the main roads.
00:55:23 - No.
00:55:25 - This is not you, Perseverance.
00:55:32 Hmm?
00:55:34 You're so beautiful, Perseverance.
00:55:38 Now be a good girl and tell me where they are.
00:55:43 Right now.
00:55:45 [sobbing]
00:55:48 ♪
00:55:52 I could kill you and bury you.
00:55:56 I'll be back.
00:55:57 Nobody, nobody would care.
00:56:01 Tell me, Perseverance, or so help me God.
00:56:06 [sobbing]
00:56:11 ♪
00:56:21 ♪
00:56:30 - Ty!
00:56:32 We have to keep moving.
00:56:35 Johnny is not breathing.
00:56:38 ♪
00:56:45 ♪
00:56:50 ♪
00:56:57 [sobbing]
00:57:02 - You did the right thing.
00:57:05 ♪
00:57:12 ♪
00:57:20 - How did they know?
00:57:22 ♪
00:57:29 ♪
00:57:36 ♪
00:57:43 ♪
00:57:50 ♪
00:57:57 ♪
00:58:04 ♪
00:58:11 ♪
00:58:18 ♪
00:58:25 ♪
00:58:32 ♪
00:58:39 - Mama.
00:58:42 - Fucking stupid children!
00:58:45 - Oh, fuck you, asshole!
00:58:48 ♪
00:58:55 ♪
00:59:05 ♪
00:59:06 - William.
00:59:09 Oh, my hand.
00:59:12 William.
00:59:15 [speaking in Cherokee]
00:59:19 ♪
00:59:26 [speaking in Cherokee]
00:59:31 ♪
00:59:38 ♪
00:59:45 ♪
00:59:52 - Shut the fuck up, whore!
00:59:55 ♪
01:00:00 [groaning]
01:00:05 ♪
01:00:12 ♪
01:00:19 ♪
01:00:26 ♪
01:00:33 ♪
01:00:40 ♪
01:00:47 ♪
01:00:54 ♪
01:01:01 ♪
01:01:08 ♪
01:01:15 ♪
01:01:22 ♪
01:01:29 ♪
01:01:36 ♪
01:01:43 ♪
01:01:50 ♪
01:01:57 ♪
01:02:04 ♪
01:02:11 ♪
01:02:18 ♪
01:02:25 ♪
01:02:32 ♪
01:02:39 ♪
01:02:46 ♪
01:02:53 ♪
01:03:00 ♪
01:03:07 ♪
01:03:14 ♪
01:03:20 - Jay, get out here!
01:03:23 ♪
01:03:30 ♪
01:03:32 - Mom?
01:03:34 ♪
01:03:37 - I missed them.
01:03:39 ♪
01:03:41 Ty was just a baby.
01:03:44 - He had TB, Ellen.
01:03:47 ♪
01:03:49 - I know, Mom.
01:03:51 ♪
01:03:57 - Did you find out any more
01:03:59 about Perseverance's children?
01:04:02 ♪
01:04:04 Where they are?
01:04:06 - We're getting closer.
01:04:09 They were adopted out. You knew that.
01:04:11 They're in the States.
01:04:13 I told you that last week.
01:04:15 - Mom!
01:04:18 You said that.
01:04:20 I know you said that.
01:04:22 - Mom! Mom!
01:04:24 ♪
01:04:26 You have to come down now.
01:04:28 You--you can come down.
01:04:30 - Mom!
01:04:32 ♪
01:04:38 - I think I'm losing my balance.
01:04:41 I think I've lost my balance.
01:04:44 ♪
01:04:46 I want to fall.
01:04:49 Perseverance is not missing.
01:04:52 ♪
01:04:55 She's dead.
01:04:57 ♪
01:05:00 Her face.
01:05:02 Her beautiful face.
01:05:04 ♪
01:05:09 Let's go inside, Mom.
01:05:11 It's cold out here.
01:05:13 - Mom, please.
01:05:15 ♪
01:05:22 - I wish your father was here.
01:05:25 ♪
01:05:31 [wind howling]
01:05:34 ♪
01:05:41 ♪
01:05:48 [bird squawking]
01:05:51 ♪
01:05:59 ♪
01:06:04 - Did you think you were above everything?
01:06:07 - No, sister.
01:06:10 - Did you think your actions would not have consequences?
01:06:13 - No, sister.
01:06:15 ♪
01:06:22 [woman screams]
01:06:24 [woman crying]
01:06:27 [woman screams]
01:06:31 - You are not above me.
01:06:34 You're just another worthless enemy.
01:06:38 Let's see how special you are
01:06:40 when you can't play your piano.
01:06:43 You think you're untouchable,
01:06:45 but God sees everything,
01:06:47 and He can get to you.
01:06:49 ♪
01:06:56 - Follow her.
01:06:58 - Shh.
01:07:01 - What was she trying to do?
01:07:03 ♪
01:07:05 - She's only an Indian.
01:07:07 But she was a special Indian.
01:07:10 A child prodigy.
01:07:12 [speaking French]
01:07:15 ♪
01:07:20 She was a symbol that what we are doing here,
01:07:24 in this residential school,
01:07:26 is above others.
01:07:28 ♪
01:07:31 From a savage
01:07:33 to a world-class pianist.
01:07:36 Such a possibility existed.
01:07:39 But now...
01:07:40 - Helene?
01:07:42 Helene!
01:07:44 ♪
01:07:51 [woman crying]
01:07:54 - Helene!
01:07:56 ♪
01:07:58 Helene!
01:08:00 ♪
01:08:07 [woman crying]
01:08:12 ♪
01:08:21 - She has two broken ribs from the fall.
01:08:24 And her hand--
01:08:25 - What about her piano?
01:08:27 - Shh.
01:08:30 I'm sorry.
01:08:32 - I won't be able to play.
01:08:34 ♪
01:08:41 - You have other talents.
01:08:45 See?
01:08:46 God takes one thing away...
01:08:49 ♪
01:08:52 And gives another.
01:08:54 - [speaking French]
01:08:59 - I know.
01:09:00 You are hurting, Helene.
01:09:03 But you must watch your language.
01:09:05 ♪
01:09:14 - [screams]
01:09:18 ♪
01:09:25 - Adam?
01:09:26 Are you getting dressed?
01:09:30 - I am dressed.
01:09:33 [dishes clatter]
01:09:36 Every Sunday, you get dressed.
01:09:45 Our children get dressed.
01:09:48 All so pretty.
01:09:51 And every Sunday, you ask me the same question.
01:09:55 Are you getting dressed?
01:09:59 Don't ask me again.
01:10:02 [water running]
01:10:05 [dishes clatter]
01:10:14 [water running]
01:10:17 What are you gonna do when they touch your precious babies?
01:10:21 [dishes clatter]
01:10:24 I ask you a question.
01:10:32 Dear Jesus.
01:10:34 Dear, dear Jesus, please help me forgive.
01:10:39 Let them fuck me and my children,
01:10:42 but help me forgive. - Enough!
01:10:45 - When is enough enough?
01:10:47 It is enough, isn't it?
01:10:49 - [grunts]
01:10:51 Why don't you go have another drink?
01:10:57 - You okay?
01:11:08 Did I make you cry or something?
01:11:09 - Just a little.
01:11:11 - I'm the mad one.
01:11:13 Okay, it's me who's mad.
01:11:17 You can fight their goddamn wars,
01:11:18 but I can't get a job like a man should.
01:11:21 You wanna know what an Indian man's worth?
01:11:25 I ain't even talking to you.
01:11:26 You wanna know what I'm worth?
01:11:29 My eye and my leg are worth $300.
01:11:39 The government wants to pay me $300 for my eye and my leg.
01:11:44 They took away my Indian status because I joined the war,
01:11:47 but I can't be a citizen of Canada because I'm an Indian,
01:11:50 so I don't get any veteran pensions.
01:11:54 $300, fuck it.
01:11:57 [laughs]
01:12:00 I guess that's what happens when you think the war is over.
01:12:05 [somber music]
01:12:08 ♪ ♪
01:12:15 - Don't go.
01:12:25 Don't go now. Stay with me.
01:12:28 - We'll pick up a few things from the store.
01:12:33 Be home by noon.
01:12:35 - Fuck me.
01:12:40 Fuck them.
01:12:46 - As a result of this, we said,
01:12:58 "Well, let's abolish the Indian Act
01:13:00 and make citizens of Canada like everyone else."
01:13:04 But we've learned in the process
01:13:06 that perhaps we were a bit too theoretical,
01:13:09 we were a bit too abstract.
01:13:11 We were not-- - Okay, James.
01:13:13 We're gonna get you up now.
01:13:15 Okay, together. Be careful.
01:13:18 - We're here to discuss this.
01:13:20 You have said yourself it would take time.
01:13:23 It will take time.
01:13:25 But in order to reach some kind of agreement,
01:13:28 we have to trust each other a little bit.
01:13:31 Uh, not completely.
01:13:33 We can be suspicious of each other
01:13:35 because, you know, there have been some people in the past
01:13:38 who've, uh, who've passed on to each other.
01:13:41 When I was in the Orient,
01:13:43 I was told by a Chinaman
01:13:46 that they were much smarter than we were.
01:13:48 'Cause when we wanted to leave,
01:13:50 we left and we gave our hands.
01:13:52 The other night we took our hands,
01:13:54 but the left hand might be near a gun.
01:13:56 So the Chinamans make sure that when they offer peace,
01:14:00 they hold both their hands.
01:14:02 And this way they can't reach for a gun.
01:14:05 - There is no way that we are going to give up.
01:14:11 Especially when we are threatened
01:14:14 with cultural genocide.
01:14:17 - Yesterday, Indian Affairs Minister John Krutchian
01:14:20 refused to commit government funds and support
01:14:23 to a national Indian committee
01:14:25 that would look at the state of Indian rights and treaties.
01:14:28 - The reaction of the Indian...
01:14:30 - Can you turn the damn politics off?
01:14:32 Give me a headache.
01:14:34 - False bottom treaties and white man's...
01:14:36 - Sorry, Father. [laughs]
01:14:38 Still got that potty mouth.
01:14:40 - Let's talk about... - Aileen can do it.
01:14:43 - As far as I'm concerned,
01:14:46 the minister's statement was foolish.
01:14:52 - Sit for a minute, dear.
01:14:55 Who ever heard of a red paper?
01:15:06 Indians. That's who.
01:15:09 Indians think they can get everything for nothing.
01:15:13 When all we ever do is bend over backwards
01:15:17 trying to give you people
01:15:19 everything that we have worked for.
01:15:22 - Trudeau was just in New Zealand
01:15:24 dancing with the Maori. Did you see that?
01:15:27 He's quite the character.
01:15:29 I think he might have come to a new understanding
01:15:32 of what aboriginal means.
01:15:34 And I think Krutchian just adopted an Inuit boy.
01:15:37 Maybe this will somehow help to bridge...
01:15:40 - What are your children up to, Aileen?
01:15:44 You have a son and a daughter, I understand.
01:15:48 - Yes.
01:15:50 - Did you ever have any dreams for yourself?
01:15:54 Other than wiping my father's old ass?
01:15:58 - Sorry, Father.
01:16:00 I'm always saying that I'm sorry.
01:16:04 - You can't speak freely here.
01:16:08 - Hm.
01:16:10 My daughter, Taylor, graduates this week as a lawyer.
01:16:16 In Queens.
01:16:18 And my son, Jake, just got accepted
01:16:21 into the Royal College of Art.
01:16:24 In London.
01:16:26 Myself?
01:16:29 I wanted to be a concert pianist.
01:16:32 But...
01:16:34 life makes decisions for us, doesn't it?
01:16:38 I work as a housekeeper during the day.
01:16:45 And then I come here
01:16:48 and I wipe your father's old ass at night.
01:16:53 Because us Indian people,
01:16:56 we've been trying to clean your shit up for decades.
01:17:01 [somber music]
01:17:04 ♪ ♪
01:17:11 ♪ ♪
01:17:18 [upbeat music]
01:17:34 ♪ ♪
01:17:39 - Jake, honey, will you grab the champagne?
01:17:42 - Yeah.
01:17:44 - Aw, Mom!
01:17:47 - It's so beautiful. I feel bad we have to cut it.
01:17:51 - I don't--I want to eat it all.
01:17:53 - [laughs]
01:17:54 - When you were younger,
01:17:55 we were only allowed to have one piece each.
01:17:57 But I think you'll have the whole thing to yourself.
01:17:59 - Uncle Jake.
01:18:00 - They're just jealous.
01:18:02 [laughs]
01:18:04 - [scoffs]
01:18:07 - [sighs]
01:18:09 To my daughter.
01:18:12 The lawyer.
01:18:14 Your dad would be so proud of you.
01:18:17 I'm proud of you.
01:18:20 You did it.
01:18:22 I did it because of you, Mom.
01:18:25 - You better cheers before someone starts crying.
01:18:30 [phone rings]
01:18:32 - Oh, Percy, you can just leave it.
01:18:34 - It's my turn!
01:18:36 [laughs]
01:18:37 - That's good enough for sugar.
01:18:39 [upbeat music]
01:18:42 - [sighs]
01:18:43 - What was my grandfather like?
01:18:47 - Like you.
01:18:50 Fierce.
01:18:52 And...smart.
01:18:56 - It's going to be all right.
01:19:03 I don't want anything bad to happen to you.
01:19:07 You don't let anyone hurt you.
01:19:13 You promise?
01:19:16 - I promise. Can you write it for me?
01:19:19 In Korean, Mom said you know how
01:19:22 that it's buried inside of you.
01:19:25 - She said that, didn't she?
01:19:32 [soft piano music]
01:19:35 ♪ ♪
01:19:42 - Play something for me, will you?
01:19:45 [piano music]
01:19:48 - [chuckles]
01:19:49 You're gonna be an amazing piano player,
01:19:51 just like your cuckoo.
01:19:54 [piano music]
01:19:57 ♪ ♪
01:20:05 - You smell good.
01:20:08 - You smell like you've been drinking for two days.
01:20:11 - That's because I've been drinking for two days.
01:20:15 Which you already know.
01:20:17 I think you want to see more.
01:20:20 - You want to see...
01:20:23 how I look handsome despite myself?
01:20:27 - I do. That's what I want to say.
01:20:31 Are you good?
01:20:35 - Better.
01:20:37 A lot of awesomeness to you.
01:20:40 - Did you want some breakfast?
01:20:45 - You stay right here, love.
01:20:50 Just like this.
01:20:53 Me and the boys didn't finish cleaning up,
01:20:56 'cause, you know, we got carried away.
01:20:59 It's all finished, back in a jiffy.
01:21:04 Start the day off right.
01:21:08 And just keep playing.
01:21:15 I love you just like this.
01:21:18 [birds chirping]
01:21:21 [piano music]
01:21:32 ♪ ♪
01:21:34 - You look so beautiful.
01:21:37 ♪ ♪
01:21:45 [piano music continues]
01:21:48 ♪ ♪
01:21:55 [door creaks]
01:21:58 [door creaks]
01:22:01 ♪ ♪
01:22:08 [door creaks]
01:22:11 ♪ ♪
01:22:18 [door creaks]
01:22:21 ♪ ♪
01:22:28 - Good morning. It's time to get up.
01:22:31 Come on.
01:22:34 ♪ ♪
01:22:37 Good morning, sleepyhead.
01:22:40 Hello.
01:22:42 I'll make pancakes...
01:22:45 with blueberries.
01:22:47 - Blueberry. - Blueberries.
01:22:49 - Blueberries. - Yeah.
01:22:51 Does that sound good?
01:22:53 ♪ ♪
01:22:59 [speaking in foreign language]
01:23:02 ♪ ♪
01:23:07 [speaking in foreign language]
01:23:10 ♪ ♪
01:23:17 - Ted? You guys still here?
01:23:20 ♪ ♪
01:23:27 - Blueberry.
01:23:31 ♪ ♪
01:23:33 [speaking in foreign language]
01:23:36 ♪ ♪
01:23:43 - Hey there.
01:23:47 I don't think you should be here.
01:23:49 ♪ ♪
01:23:54 [speaking in foreign language]
01:23:57 ♪ ♪
01:24:02 [speaking in foreign language]
01:24:05 ♪ ♪
01:24:12 - Grandmother's prayers stayed with me.
01:24:15 [speaking in foreign language]
01:24:18 ♪ ♪
01:24:21 - What's that on everything else?
01:24:23 [birds squawking]
01:24:25 [speaking in foreign language]
01:24:28 ♪ ♪
01:24:32 - Come now, Adam.
01:24:34 You can walk with Joseph.
01:24:36 [speaking in foreign language]
01:24:39 ♪ ♪
01:24:43 - Tears won't do you no good here.
01:24:45 You're gonna see things you'll never forget.
01:24:48 You gotta keep it inside you.
01:24:50 ♪ ♪
01:24:52 - Come along, boys. I'll take you to the school.
01:24:54 ♪ ♪
01:24:56 - It's in you. You're going to hurt them.
01:24:59 ♪ ♪
01:25:00 - I love them more than anything.
01:25:02 - Doesn't mean you're not gonna let it leak out.
01:25:05 Joseph did. He couldn't handle it.
01:25:08 How can you?
01:25:10 ♪ ♪
01:25:14 - My men.
01:25:16 - They made them beat other kids.
01:25:18 They made them hurt you.
01:25:21 - I'd never do that.
01:25:23 - You say that, but you're still with me.
01:25:26 I didn't feel a thing when I saw him, but...
01:25:30 - Relief.
01:25:33 We were relieved.
01:25:35 - What kind of monsters are we to feel that?
01:25:38 ♪ ♪
01:25:52 - Adam!
01:25:54 ♪ ♪
01:26:01 ♪ ♪
01:26:29 - Adam! Adam!
01:26:32 [sobbing]
01:26:35 - Mom?
01:26:37 ♪ ♪
01:26:44 - Please, please.
01:26:54 Adam.
01:26:56 Adam.
01:26:58 He said we would do this together.
01:27:01 He said we would do this together.
01:27:04 Let me please.
01:27:06 - Mom? - No.
01:27:08 Stay. Stay. Stay there.
01:27:11 ♪ ♪
01:27:18 ♪ ♪
01:27:25 - It's a historic day and years in the making,
01:27:37 but finally, residential school survivors from Canada
01:27:40 are here in Rome, Italy, to tell their truth
01:27:43 about what happened at residential schools
01:27:45 to their people.
01:27:47 Friday is the general audience with the Pope,
01:27:49 where hopefully all of the stories
01:27:51 and all of the information that he's heard
01:27:53 from the delegates this week will make a difference,
01:27:55 and we'll be here to cover more stories
01:27:57 as we go through the week.
01:27:59 ♪ ♪
01:28:06 ♪ ♪
01:28:13 [speaking Italian]
01:28:34 [speaking Italian]
01:28:37 [speaking Italian]
01:28:41 [speaking Italian]
01:28:44 [speaking Italian]
01:28:47 [speaking Italian]
01:28:50 [speaking Italian]
01:28:53 (speaking foreign language)
01:28:57 (speaking foreign language)
01:29:26 - His Excellency would like to ask
01:29:28 if any of the residential school survivors
01:29:31 would like to take this opportunity to speak
01:29:34 or be heard by His Holiness.
01:29:36 - My mother would like to speak in her language,
01:29:51 our language, Cree.
01:29:53 I will translate for her.
01:29:55 (speaking foreign language)
01:29:58 - My name is Aileen Spears.
01:30:16 I am from the Cree Nation in Manitoba, Canada.
01:30:19 I am 86 years old.
01:30:21 (speaking foreign language)
01:30:25 - Cardinal Thomas Miller.
01:30:27 (speaking foreign language)
01:30:30 - I would like to ask if Cardinal Thomas Miller
01:30:43 is the same Cardinal Thomas Miller
01:30:45 who was the head of the Royal Commission
01:30:48 on Sexual Abuse in Canada.
01:30:49 (speaking foreign language)
01:30:55 (speaking foreign language)
01:30:58 - Then the Holy See on sexual abuse here at the Vatican
01:31:04 and now the Vatican treasurer.
01:31:07 - Yes, that is correct, Cardinal Thomas Miller.
01:31:11 (speaking foreign language)
01:31:16 (speaking foreign language)
01:31:19 - I first knew him as Thomas Miller,
01:31:34 a 17-year-old piano teacher
01:31:36 at the residential school I attended.
01:31:39 (speaking foreign language)
01:31:45 Then as Deacon Miller, then as Father Thomas Miller.
01:31:50 (speaking foreign language)
01:31:55 Then as the man who sexually abused me at 16.
01:32:14 At 16 and impregnated me.
01:32:18 (dramatic music)
01:32:21 (dramatic music)
01:32:24 (dramatic music)
01:32:26 - My turn.
01:32:49 (dramatic music)
01:32:52 (dramatic music)
01:32:55 (gasping)
01:32:57 (dramatic music)
01:33:00 (crying)
01:33:02 (dramatic music)
01:33:11 (dramatic music)
01:33:14 (dramatic music)
01:33:16 (dramatic music)
01:33:19 (dramatic music)
01:33:22 (dramatic music)
01:33:25 (dramatic music)
01:33:27 (dramatic music)
01:33:30 (dramatic music)
01:34:00 - Are you all right?
01:34:02 - I'm fine, just tired.
01:34:05 - You should get some sleep.
01:34:11 - You should get some sleep.
01:34:12 I don't wanna talk about it.
01:34:24 - I wasn't going to ask.
01:34:25 - You were.
01:34:25 I'm ready to go home.
01:34:30 - I know.
01:34:31 I know you were.
01:34:34 You did good today.
01:34:38 (baby crying)
01:34:42 - Oh my baby.
01:34:54 Give me my baby.
01:34:59 - He was born, still born.
01:35:01 - You heard him crying.
01:35:07 He's alive and you know it.
01:35:09 - He's dead to you.
01:35:10 - It's better this way.
01:35:13 - For who?
01:35:14 - I don't know.
01:35:16 - Where will they take him?
01:35:21 - They will take him and bury him down by the river.
01:35:24 - I will tell someone.
01:35:28 I will tell anyone who will listen.
01:35:31 - Do you think anyone would believe you?
01:35:38 - If the future can be erased by a stamp of a boot.
01:35:53 - Why would you let them?
01:35:57 How could you let them?
01:35:58 - I didn't have a choice.
01:36:00 - You're a woman.
01:36:02 - A child who's had a child makes you a child no longer.
01:36:07 We're both prisoners of our own circumstances.
01:36:12 - Is that how you see it?
01:36:15 Is that how you make it all right?
01:36:21 - I'm sorry.
01:36:27 - If that's what you need to hear,
01:36:29 I'm sorry about everything.
01:36:32 - I don't need your sorrow.
01:36:38 I need your protection.
01:36:40 You owe me that.
01:36:43 You know he'll come at me again.
01:36:47 - You're an Indian.
01:36:49 I don't owe you anything.
01:36:52 And even if I did, how can I ever repay you?
01:36:57 How can I protect you when I can't even protect myself?
01:37:00 You took my protection away
01:37:03 when you broke the bones in my hand.
01:37:07 - I knew that.
01:37:12 I knew that.
01:37:18 (somber music)
01:37:20 (door creaking)
01:37:23 (door creaking)
01:37:26 (somber music)
01:37:29 (door creaking)
01:37:32 (somber music)
01:37:35 (footsteps thudding)
01:37:38 (somber music)
01:37:48 (somber music)
01:37:51 (somber music)
01:37:54 (somber music)
01:37:56 (somber music)
01:37:59 (somber music)
01:38:01 (somber music)
01:38:06 (somber music)
01:38:12 (somber music)
01:38:27 (footsteps thudding)
01:38:30 (somber music)
01:38:35 (somber music)
01:38:41 (somber music)
01:38:47 (somber music)
01:38:55 (somber music)
01:38:57 - So tired.
01:38:58 (grunting)
01:39:01 - You're almost there.
01:39:02 (somber music)
01:39:05 You'll go the rest of the way yourself.
01:39:14 (somber music)
01:39:16 - Where am I going?
01:39:24 - You'll know soon enough.
01:39:25 (somber music)
01:39:28 (engine rumbling)
01:39:31 (somber music)
01:39:33 (grunting)
01:39:40 (somber music)
01:39:43 (grunting)
01:39:49 (somber music)
01:39:52 (birds chirping)
01:39:55 (waves crashing)
01:39:57 (somber music)
01:40:00 - Nikoi?
01:40:20 Nikoi?
01:40:21 (speaking in foreign language)
01:40:27 Let's get you cleaned up.
01:40:36 (somber music)
01:40:40 (Nikoi crying)
01:40:42 (somber music)
01:40:45 (Nikoi crying)
01:40:56 (somber music)
01:40:59 (Nikoi crying)
01:41:07 (somber music)
01:41:10 (Nikoi singing)
01:41:32 (Nikoi singing)
01:41:34 (Nikoi crying)
01:41:43 (Nikoi singing)
01:41:51 (Nikoi singing)
01:41:59 (Nikoi crying)
01:42:02 (somber music)
01:42:27 - 16's the youngest, we can take the man.
01:42:29 Even with parental consent.
01:42:30 - She's 16 for sure.
01:42:33 - We have a train leaving tonight from Montreal.
01:42:37 She'll be in basic training there.
01:42:39 We can get her on that if that's not too early.
01:42:41 - That's perfect.
01:42:44 (somber music)
01:42:48 (people chattering)
01:42:51 - I don't wanna go.
01:43:05 I wanna stay with you.
01:43:10 And see Dad.
01:43:13 And Perseverance and Johnny.
01:43:16 And I want those things to dance.
01:43:19 But the only way we can make sure
01:43:22 they don't send you back to that school is
01:43:24 to send you to war.
01:43:27 It's funny, huh?
01:43:31 (Nikoi sighs)
01:43:36 You promised me that you won't look back for us.
01:43:40 You're not gonna look back.
01:43:45 You're not being selfish, my girl.
01:43:47 We need you to because
01:43:50 you are our tomorrow.
01:43:55 - Will you be here when I get back?
01:44:05 - Your dad and me will always be here.
01:44:10 - No, I mean, be here, be here.
01:44:14 (thunder rumbling)
01:44:17 I'll see what I can do.
01:44:18 - There's nothing left to see.
01:44:24 We are not us without them.
01:44:28 They are not them without us.
01:44:36 - Mom!
01:44:40 (dramatic music)
01:44:41 - Anna, take this.
01:44:44 (water splashing)
01:44:52 There's gonna come a time when your life is so perfect
01:45:04 and you'll feel the darkness
01:45:07 and it'll threaten to take it all away.
01:45:11 You don't let it.
01:45:12 You don't let them win.
01:45:16 Will you be everything that you're meant to be?
01:45:22 And that's...
01:45:24 Promise me.
01:45:27 Promise me.
01:45:31 I promise.
01:45:34 - Morning!
01:45:37 - Morning!
01:45:38 (rain pattering)
01:45:41 - You remind me of her, my mother.
01:45:48 - People say I remind them of you.
01:45:53 (chuckles)
01:45:54 (phone ringing)
01:45:56 (dramatic music)
01:46:00 (phone ringing)
01:46:03 (dramatic music)
01:46:06 (car horn honking)
01:46:22 (dramatic music)
01:46:27 (car horn honking)
01:46:30 - I wanted to see you before I left you.
01:46:34 That was quite a dramatic reunion.
01:46:40 That place in the Unleave.
01:46:45 I'm flying back to Gallaudet tonight.
01:46:48 Place the music, as they say.
01:46:55 Even if I am charged, even if I am convicted,
01:46:59 sexual abuse, the church council will likely drag it out.
01:47:06 And with any luck, I'll be dead by then.
01:47:12 Or we both will be.
01:47:15 A surprising bit of grace offered at this old age.
01:47:23 (dramatic music)
01:47:25 - Was there not one good thing we gave you
01:47:28 at residential school?
01:47:30 Not one ounce of goodness that came from it?
01:47:33 Surely you learned something from us.
01:47:38 This has stepped into you in your life.
01:47:41 - What I've learned from defending indigenous survivors.
01:47:47 (dramatic music)
01:47:51 (birds chirping)
01:47:54 Who were defenseless children.
01:47:57 Is that they might have lived in poverty,
01:48:02 but they knew love.
01:48:05 What you taught them was an education
01:48:11 in unrelenting cruelty.
01:48:14 - Of course, it's you.
01:48:20 Her daughter.
01:48:21 - The lawyer.
01:48:24 What are you now?
01:48:27 - A truth and reconciliation commissioner.
01:48:30 - You must have been just like her when you were young.
01:48:36 I can see it in your face.
01:48:37 Did she ever play again, piano?
01:48:42 - Yes.
01:48:44 - Of course she did.
01:48:47 Could it be one of--
01:48:49 - It could have been a lot of things.
01:48:51 But what she was and is,
01:48:56 is an amazing mother.
01:48:59 What did you do with the child?
01:49:06 How did you make him disappear?
01:49:11 - I don't know what you are implying.
01:49:13 What kind of monsters do you think we are?
01:49:16 (laughing)
01:49:18 (sighing)
01:49:20 - Do you really want me to answer that?
01:49:24 - He was adopted
01:49:25 by a family who couldn't conceive.
01:49:30 - How Christian of you.
01:49:32 I would imagine there are no records.
01:49:47 One more thing.
01:49:48 Your eminence.
01:49:51 The Indian residential school settlement
01:49:57 is only the beginning.
01:50:00 The truth and reconciliation commission
01:50:05 is gathering the voices
01:50:07 of all the residential school survivors
01:50:09 so that old age
01:50:13 and time
01:50:16 will offer you little grace.
01:50:20 Your name will live on
01:50:25 as the sexual molester that you are
01:50:29 and as the protector of serial child abusers.
01:50:34 Your life's work
01:50:45 is to protect and protect.
01:50:47 Enjoy your flight.
01:50:57 - I've said all I've come to say.
01:51:12 You know everything about me.
01:51:15 - I'm not here to talk about you.
01:51:17 I'm here to tell you
01:51:19 what's going on here.
01:51:21 - Well, just take your mic off.
01:51:22 - Oh, right.
01:51:23 - Is there anything we haven't asked
01:51:29 that you would like to tell?
01:51:31 I think the story goes on.
01:51:38 - Taylor, bring me my purse there by my coat.
01:51:41 - You can give it to her, it's fine.
01:51:51 - Well, I'm going to go.
01:52:07 - What do we have here?
01:52:09 It looks like a music score.
01:52:13 - It's a song that's a map.
01:52:15 It's the only way we could record it
01:52:20 without them knowing.
01:52:21 The staff are the banks of the river
01:52:28 except they're curved.
01:52:30 Bass clef is south,
01:52:33 treble is north,
01:52:35 half notes are trees.
01:52:37 Whole notes is where
01:52:43 they buried him.
01:52:46 The breath mark is where we thought they buried others.
01:52:50 - Who is him?
01:52:53 - It's where they buried my brother Ty
01:53:00 when he was eight.
01:53:04 When he tried to run away.
01:53:07 - Mom.
01:53:31 Mom.
01:53:32 Mom.
01:53:35 - Yes, I can hear.
01:53:37 - Sorry.
01:53:38 I just wanted to make sure you were okay.
01:53:40 - I want to go home.
01:53:43 - I know, Mom.
01:53:44 - I'm tired.
01:53:50 This whole thing has tired me out.
01:53:55 My whole life has tired me out.
01:54:00 - We can just sit for a minute.
01:54:02 - You should get married.
01:54:09 - What?
01:54:10 Where'd that come from, you should get married?
01:54:12 - Never know.
01:54:13 I just might get a new man now that I'm 86.
01:54:17 A rich family member would be nice for a change.
01:54:20 You'd take a hit for the team.
01:54:22 - There's so many things I didn't know.
01:54:30 I didn't want you to carry more than you already did.
01:54:33 You were always so serious, taking care of all of us.
01:54:39 You are my voice.
01:54:43 You...
01:54:47 You're my dream.
01:54:49 - Jake?
01:54:51 - My fire.
01:54:52 - Granddad?
01:54:55 - My love.
01:54:59 Those we've lost.
01:55:01 - My marrow.
01:55:04 My bones.
01:55:06 Our bones.
01:55:08 - You sound different.
01:55:12 - How?
01:55:14 - You sound like you're saying goodbye.
01:55:16 - We don't say goodbye.
01:55:21 We say Noah Punkman.
01:55:24 - Noah?
01:55:25 Noah Punkton.
01:55:30 - Okay.
01:55:36 Let's go get ready for Percy's concert.
01:55:50 ♪ I will see you soon ♪
01:55:54 ♪ I love you just like this ♪
01:56:00 ♪ How the light hits you so ♪
01:56:05 ♪ So beautiful I could cry ♪
01:56:12 ♪ And I have all I have ♪
01:56:18 ♪ Because I'll miss you so ♪
01:56:23 ♪ You're my home ♪
01:56:28 ♪ I'll meet you up ahead ♪
01:56:40 ♪ Where perfect days no longer ♪
01:56:44 ♪ I'll meet you over the hill ♪
01:56:48 - Your passport.
01:56:49 ♪ Wind in her hair ♪
01:56:53 ♪ Sun on her face is ♪
01:56:58 ♪ Whispering ♪
01:57:01 ♪ You are my home ♪
01:57:04 ♪ You are my bones ♪
01:57:10 ♪ You are my home ♪
01:57:14 ♪ Shine on, shine on ♪
01:57:19 ♪ You are so beautiful ♪
01:57:23 ♪ I could cry ♪
01:57:27 ♪ Shine on, shine on ♪
01:57:36 ♪ You are my home ♪
01:57:39 ♪ You are my fire ♪
01:57:43 ♪ You are my sun ♪
01:57:46 - In our dreams, in your dreams.
01:57:59 In our bones, in your bones.
01:58:05 This dream can take generations.
01:58:07 - You think wishes come true?
01:58:09 - It might seem impossible.
01:58:13 But make no mistake.
01:58:17 - Ali.
01:58:20 - I'm Adam.
01:58:21 - We are here.
01:58:23 ♪ In the land of ♪
01:58:31 ♪ In the land of ♪
01:58:36 ♪ In the land of ♪
01:58:43 ♪ Here we go ♪
01:59:00 ♪ I'm going ♪
01:59:04 ♪ I said, I'm going ♪
01:59:09 ♪ I've missed you ♪
01:59:15 ♪ And I have all I have ♪
01:59:20 ♪ You are my home ♪
01:59:24 ♪ You are my bones ♪
01:59:28 ♪ Shine on, shine on ♪
01:59:33 ♪ You are my voice ♪
01:59:37 ♪ I promise you are ♪
01:59:42 ♪ Shine on, shine on ♪
01:59:48 ♪ You are my home ♪
01:59:53 ♪ You are my fire ♪
01:59:58 ♪ You are my bones ♪
02:00:02 - I knew it wasn't gonna be a good place,
02:00:08 the first step that I put into the building.
02:00:11 - I went to the residential school, transported.
02:00:14 You see in the truck, looked like a cattle truck.
02:00:18 - All of my siblings, we all went in together.
02:00:22 The priests and nuns came, and my brothers went that way,
02:00:26 and my sisters went that way, and I never seen them again.
02:00:30 - The residential school system took away my language,
02:00:33 my culture, and my identity.
02:00:38 - Mental abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse.
02:00:42 That I witnessed here, no amount of money,
02:00:44 no counselor could ever take that away from my mind.
02:00:49 - And then they scrubbed us down with disinfectants
02:00:52 like we were diseased little animals.
02:00:55 - Sometimes they would get so sick from the food that they ate,
02:00:58 you know, that they would vomit.
02:01:00 - The staff and the supervisors were being fed bacon and eggs
02:01:04 that was delivered to them at the head of the dining area,
02:01:07 and they would sit there like kings and queens.
02:01:10 - The residential school was like being in jail.
02:01:14 - A life in prison for a crime you did not commit.
02:01:17 And my only crime was being born an Indian.
02:01:21 - They didn't teach us to love.
02:01:23 They taught us fear,
02:01:25 remember being waken and taken out of the room,
02:01:29 and then being sexually abused by the priests.
02:01:33 - Residential school kills the feelings in you.
02:01:35 The old saying, you beat the Indian out of the child.
02:01:38 Sometimes you beat the humanity out of the child.
02:01:42 - The priests and the nuns failed us
02:01:47 as Indian children put into their care very badly.
02:01:53 They were the problem. I wasn't.
02:01:56 We weren't the problem as children.
02:01:58 - The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
02:02:00 identified 3,200 deaths of children in residential schools,
02:02:04 but the real number is higher.
02:02:06 So many records are lacking.
02:02:08 The chair of the commission, Murray Sinclair,
02:02:10 has said the number of children who died
02:02:12 could be as high as 6,000.
02:02:14 - But I don't want to look at being a survivor.
02:02:16 I want to be a warrior towards justice
02:02:19 and wellness and healing.
02:02:21 [somber music]
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