Yintah

2024

Documentary

4
IMDb Rating 7.8/10 10 315 315

docudrama one against many social documentary crime against humanity few against many fight against the rich

Director

Brenda Michell Photo
Brenda Michell

Top cast

Freda Huson Photo
Freda Huson as (credit only)
Molly Wickham Photo
Molly Wickham as (credit only)
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1014.06 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 50 min
Seeds 1
2.03 GB
1920*1080
English 5.1
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 50 min
Seeds 7

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by citizen-caveman 8 / 10

Another nail in the coffin of fossil fuels

Losing a battle ain't the same as losing a war.Dependence on fossil fuels comes at a very high social and enivornmental cost, for some at least, as this documentary proves.No evidence means no case.This documentary is very credible evidence against the case for dependence on fossil fuels.Given the rise of the alternatives, the cost for fossil fuels has become unacceptably high.Look at the bigger picture. Someone wasn't just fighting for their way of life, albeit inadvertently, they were also fighting for everyone else's future.Maybe someone lost a battle; they didn't lose the war.
Reviewed by rozennrichardeau 10 / 10

Enraging and inspiring

This is a documentary worth watching it, even if you are not from Canada. This is about an international topic: the power relationship between huge oil and gas corporations and indigenous communities. It also delves in the traumatic topic of history of native Americans in Canada.It's beautifully shot in the wild nature of unceded territories or Yintah in western Canada. It shows the undefeatable and inspiring strengths of exceptional individuals who just ask go get the land where they belong.It brings tears and rage but also shows the amazing power of togetherness and what all can be achieved once people root for the same cause.
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