The Education of Phyllistine

This 56-minute film tells the story of an orphaned indigenous girl who is sent to an all-white school. The school's motivations are tied to obtaining grant money, highlighting the systemic issues surrounding indigenous education.

As a TV movie produced by CBC, The Education of Phyllistine offers a unique look at the challenges faced by indigenous communities. The film's focused narrative and runtime make it an interesting piece for collectors interested in television history or social issues in film. Chief Dan George's presence adds to the film's significance within the context of indigenous representation in media.