The Road Forward

The Road Forward is a documentary and music film that spans 101 minutes. It presents a compelling narrative that links the early movements of the Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood in the 1930s to the ongoing activism of First Nations today.

Through a combination of interviews and musical performances, the film showcases how a small group grew into a powerful voice for change. The documentary features a variety of musical styles, blending traditional beats with blues and rock, while also highlighting the significance of drums in the storytelling process.

Visually stunning, The Road Forward offers a unique perspective on Canada’s civil rights history, making it a noteworthy exploration of cultural identity and activism. Collectors of documentary and music films may find its rich content appealing for both its historical context and the artistic expression presented throughout.