Overview
"Reel Injun" is a documentary film by Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond that examines the depiction of North American Indigenous peoples in Hollywood cinema over the past century.
Film Synopsis and Themes
- Neil Diamond provides both an entertaining and insightful perspective on Native representation in film.
- The documentary traces how portrayals of Indigenous peoples have evolved or persisted in Hollywood over 100 years.
- It explores the impact of these portrayals on public perception and Indigenous identity.
Availability and Access
- The film is available to stream on CBC Gem, requiring user sign-in to watch.
- Related documentaries, such as "The Good Canadian," "Don't Come Upstairs," "Urban.Indigenous.Proud," "Forage," and "Maker of Monsters: The Extraordinary Life of Beau Dick," are also available to signed-in members.
Related Content
- CBC Gem offers additional Indigenous- and documentary-focused programming for registered users.
- Categories like "Documentaries," "Society," "Shorts," and "Films" provide more viewing options within similar themes.