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Buy itStudio: Repnet Llc Release Date: 06/10/2008 Run time: 57 minutes
| Publisher | Greenleaf Street Productions |
| UPC | 890499001004 |
| Number Of Discs | 1 |
| EAN | 0890499001004 |
| MPN | RPNDPR486D |
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| Directed By | Rodney Mitchell |
| Release Date | 2007-06-01 |
| Label | Greenleaf Street Productions |
| Region Code | 1 |
| Title | 'Two Rivers' - A Native American Reconciliation |
| Studio | Greenleaf Street Productions |
| Starring | None |
| Running Time | 60 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | G (General Audience) |
| Aspect Ratio | 1.33:1 |
| Manufacturer | Greenleaf Street Productions |
Review by Lisa Atkinson, 2010-03-29
I loved this film. It glowed. I hope it makes it's way around the world and into the schools and TV viewing schedule of every teacher-parent-guardian of the next generations to come. Please buy a copy, buy more for gifting to those you love ... and revere the word "reconciliation" as a magical word the alchemist conjured up to bring everyone to their senses.
Review by Narue Himes Sr., 2010-01-28
although some documentaries are educational to watch to a point, does anyone know of an actual movie of the lives of the american indian and there fight to be a free people and live in peace? would like it to be something made in past 30 years. would seem that hollywood can make a best seller cartoon, but nothing to do with real history of our past.
Review by Sue White, 2009-04-14
Excellent documentary. The history books need rewritten. We need to listen to the Native Americans and learn the truth.
Review by Kenneth R. Hayden, 2009-03-27
This documentary is well worth watching. These are real individuals and tribal peoples ( I know one of them). The process of reconciling is balanced with its "pluses" and its "on-going" work.
Review by Jedonna Shelton, 2008-11-11
The more I learn about our history in the U.S. the darker it gets. But this movie is about two cultures trying to heal the wounds which run deep. It's a must see movie.
