More than 1,000 Indigenous women have gone missing in the United States since 2016, reflecting a growing crisis addressed in this documentary.
Synopsis
More than 1,000 Indigenous women have gone missing in the United States since 2016, reflecting a growing crisis addressed in this documentary.
Synopsis
Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis vanished from Fire Trail Road in 2020. Her case is part of a troubling pattern of missing Indigenous women in the United States. Directed by Sabrina Van Tassel, the documentary features interviews with family members and activists. It discusses systemic issues like trans-generational trauma on Indian reservations. The film calls for justice and support for families affected by these disappearances. It aims to raise awareness about a critical social issue facing Indigenous communities.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis's family and their story.
- Find out about the missing Indigenous women crisis.
- See the impact of trans-generational trauma on communities.
Did You Know
- Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis disappeared in 2020.
- The documentary discusses trans-generational trauma on Indian reservations.
- The film features interviews with family members and activists.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis?
Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis is a Native American woman who disappeared in 2020.
What systemic issues are examined in the documentary?
The documentary examines systemic issues contributing to the crisis of missing Indigenous women, including trans-generational trauma within Indian reservations.
What is the duration of 'Missing from Fire Trail Road'?
The duration of 'Missing from Fire Trail Road' is 101 minutes.
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