Double M Country

About This Movie

So, Double M Country is a documentary that dives deep into the Sixties Scoop, focusing on Carrie Davis. It's pretty moving, honestly. The pacing isn’t rushed; it feels like you’re walking alongside her as she reconnects with her roots. The cinematography captures the land beautifully, making it almost a character itself. There’s something raw about the way Carrie shares her journey, guided by her uncle, Emmett Sack. The film explores themes of identity and belonging, I mean, there's this palpable sense of reclamation that resonates throughout. It doesn't shy away from the tough aspects of the child removal system either. It’s a quiet but powerful piece, reflective and sincere in its approach to a complex, painful history.

Explores indigenous identity and cultural reclamationOffers a poignant reflection on historical injusticesFocuses on personal narratives and community support