the real life case of an innocent first nations chief(the indian) by an winnipeg city officer(the cowboy) is the basis of this tv movie. the actual case caused its fair share of racial tension in canada and a small scale martin luther king thing. the misjustice of first nations people is becoming a staple in the canadian cinema diet. what makes this film worth viewing is the focus on the family reactions. the father played by gordon tootoosis demands forgiveness and the brother played by eric schweig demands justice. the stars gordon tootoosis and adam beach(windtalkers and skinwalkers)have minor and almost cameo and appearances. soon to be star eric schweig makes his mark in this film with a powerful performance. an honourable mention goes to veteran actor gary chalk who has chalked up over 100 movies to his credit. his portrayal of the troubled soul inspector dowson was worthy of a gemini award(the canadian emmy)along with eric schweig. the special effects(jump cuts and dream sequences) are occasional and not overbearing. couple this with some beautiful northern canadian scenery and recent ongoing events involving police officers and first nations people like the neil stonechild case and and you have a very rewarding and relevant viewing experience. 
the real life case of an innocent first nations chief(the indian) by an winnipeg city officer(the cowboy) is the basis of this tv movie. the actual case caused its fair share of racial tension in canada and a small scale martin luther king thing. the misjustice of first nations people is becoming a staple in the canadian cinema diet. what makes this film worth viewing is the focus on the family reactions. the father played by gordon tootoosis demands forgiveness and the brother played by eric schweig demands justice. the stars gordon tootoosis and adam beach(windtalkers and skinwalkers)have minor and almost cameo and appearances. soon to be star eric schweig makes his mark in this film with a powerful performance. an honourable mention goes to veteran actor gary chalk who has chalked up over 100 movies to his credit. his portrayal of the troubled soul inspector dowson was worthy of a gemini award(the canadian emmy)along with eric schweig. the special effects(jump cuts and dream sequences) are occasional and not overbearing. couple this with some beautiful northern canadian scenery and recent ongoing events involving police officers and first nations people like the neil stonechild case and and you have a very rewarding and relevant viewing experience. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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