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Deep Dive: For Love (2022)

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For Love
For Love presents the experiences of Indigenous individuals affected by the Canadian child welfare system. The film features personal narratives that detail the emotional and social impact of family separation. It emphasizes systemic injustices faced by Indigenous communities and the need for reform and recognition of their rights. The documentary includes testimonies that serve as a reminder of the ongoing struggles within the welfare system. By focusing on individual stories, it illustrates the wider effects of these injustices on Indigenous people and their communities.

Why Watch

  • Meet Indigenous voices sharing their stories.
  • Find out about systemic injustices in child welfare.
  • See the impact of family separation on communities.

Did You Know

The film features personal stories from Indigenous individuals.
Matthew Smiley directed the documentary released in 2022.
The documentary has a runtime of 88 minutes.
It is produced in Canada and available in English.

Perfect For

Indigenous rights advocatesSocial justice enthusiastsDocumentary film lovers