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Sweep (1995) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Sweep about?
Sweep is a documentary. A camera captures the northern terrain near Lake Superior, revealing the effects of hydro-electric development on local life. The film questions the narratives that shape memory and history. It contrasts the filmmakers' southern perspective with the realities of the land. An unsettling buzz overlays the soundtrack, reflecting the disruption caused by industrial progress. The filmmakers aim to avoid objectifying Indigenous peoples, instead turning the lens on their own role in the ongoing dialogue about territory and culture.
When was Sweep released?
Sweep was released in 1995.
How long is Sweep?
Sweep has a runtime of 31 minutes.
What genre is Sweep?
Sweep is classified as Environment.
What topics does Sweep cover?
Sweep explores topics including indigenous-histories, environmental-crime.