Rematriation

This 67-minute documentary presents various perspectives on indigenous sovereignty, environmental conservation, and cultural identity. With a focus on the Fairy Creek area, the film documents the struggle of citizens working to safeguard the last big trees from logging.

Featuring insights from notable figures like Roy Henry Vickers and Nathalie Boltt, Rematriation delves into the intersection of scientific, cultural, and economic viewpoints. The film's tagline, "We are all in this canoe together, and the canoe is Mother Earth," encapsulates its central theme of collective responsibility towards the environment. Collectors of documentaries and those interested in indigenous rights will find this film particularly relevant in today's discussions surrounding ecological preservation and cultural heritage.