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In ‘Sugarcane’, “The Ghosts Come Home To Tell The Story” Of Indigenous Kids Abused At Indian Residential School 

The Wrap

‘Sugarcane’ Directors on Finding the ‘Journalistic and Emotional Truth’ for NatGeo’s Indigenous Crime Documentary

Variety

‘Sugarcane’ Directors on Unearthing Systemic Abuse at Indian Residential Schools, Working With Lily Gladstone and Meeting Joe Biden: ‘There Is Still Work to Do’

The Guardian

‘Designed to tear families apart’: a shocking film exposes abuse and infanticide

IndieWire

‘Sugarcane’ Trailer: One of the Year’s Best Docs Illuminates the Horror of a First Nations Boarding School

Paste Magazine

The 15 Best Movies of Sundance 2024

Letterboxd

Preserving the Reserve: Sugarcane’s award-winning directors on intergenerational art-making and the definition of evil

The Moveable Fest

Sundance 2024 Review: “Sugarcane” Starts a Conversation Around an Atrocity for Which There Are No Words

Variety

‘Sugarcane’ Review: Enlightening and Infuriating Look Into Systematic Abuse at an Indian Residential School

Roger Ebert

Sundance 2024: Daughters, Sugarcane, Porcelain War

Huff Post

Vanity Fair

With Sugarcane, Lily Gladstone Hopes North Americans Will Face “an Act of Collective Genocide”

Indiewire

NY Times

A Must-See Film About a Terribly Difficult Subject

Roger Ebert

‘Sugarcane’ is soul-shaking. It’s profoundly evocative, with spoken memories and moments of inability to muster the words gut-punching with equal measure.

POV Magazine

Sugarcane Review: Bringing the Past to Light

The Playlist

‘Sugarcane’ Review: A Haunting Journey Into The Horrors Of Indigenous Past [Sundance]

Paste Magazine

Sugarcane Compassionately Confronts the Legacy of Residential Schools

Indiewire

‘Sugarcane’ Review: Memories of Past Sins Haunt a Documentary About Native American Children in an Abusive Catholic Institution

The Hollywood Reporter

‘Sugarcane’ Review: A Powerful Reckoning With Indigenous Canadian History