No Turning Back

This documentary runs for 47 minutes and delves into the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, which was established to address the issues highlighted by the Oka crisis. It chronicles the Commission’s journey as it visited over 100 communities, gathering testimonies from more than 1,000 representatives.

The film features Indigenous filmmakers who closely followed the Commission, capturing the voices and experiences of communities impacted by the crisis. It presents a critical examination of Indigenous rights, making it a significant work in the realm of social justice and historical documentation.