I couldn't help but cry throughout this whole film because of its sad nature. NO child should have to go through what those poor kids had to go through, NO ONE! This kind of thing never happened to non-Indigenous kids because their families would never put up with that nonsense. But only Indigenous kids were forced to go through with that. Of course, this not only affected the kids but also their families. Some families like the one I saw in this film, were forced to sign away their children's lives. If parents refused to sign, they usually went to jail. This was commonplace in real life as parents hated the very thought of being forced to send their kids to death camps like those darn residential/boarding schools. Anyway, I give this one a 7 out of 10.