Twenty residents of Hollow Water share their stories of coping with a sexual abuse crisis that has deeply affected their community.
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Twenty residents of Hollow Water share their stories of coping with a sexual abuse crisis that has deeply affected their community.
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Synopsis
Hollow Water, a documentary directed by Bonnie Dickie, focuses on the Ojibway community of Hollow Water, Manitoba. It addresses the widespread issue of sexual abuse that has impacted the community. Through interviews and personal stories, residents discuss their experiences and the challenges they face in seeking healing. The film documents their efforts to reclaim their lives and restore a sense of integrity within their community.
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Why Watch
- Meet the residents of Hollow Water, Manitoba.
- Find out how the community confronts sexual abuse.
- See the personal stories of healing and recovery.
Did You Know
- Hollow Water is a small Ojibway community in Manitoba.
- The film was directed by Bonnie Dickie and released in 2000.
- The documentary has a runtime of 49 minutes.
- The film addresses an epidemic of sexual abuse within the community.
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What community is the focus of the documentary Hollow Water?
The documentary focuses on the small Ojibway community of Hollow Water, located on the shores of Lake Winnipeg.
Who directed the documentary Hollow Water?
Hollow Water was directed by Bonnie Dickie.
What is the duration of the documentary Hollow Water?
The duration of Hollow Water is 49 minutes.
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