A LINE DRAWN ON A MAP

For most of us, native land claims and logging issues fuel political and moral debates. To the people of Gitksan reserve of Gitwangak and the white village of Kitwanga, they are bread-and-butter issues worth fighting for. Over a 15-month period, the film

The story of Paha Sapa ("Black Hills" in the Lakota language) is told entirely by members of the Lakota and Cheyenne tribes, including descendents of legendary chiefs like Red Cloud, Sitting Bull and Black Elk.

The film traces the history of wild rice, a native North American food rapidly growing in popularity and the first wild grain to be brought into cultivation in modern history.

This is an exciting, fast paced one hour documentary about First Nations historical and contemporary relationship to the Provincial and Canadian governments in settling the land question in Canada.