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Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

I was really looking forward to this "thriller" series. Especially with cast like Julianne Nicholson! The storyline started off as intriguing but fell very flat very quickly! The biggest issue I had with this garbage is that very few of the cast members were First Nations. You can't simply pile on loads of turquoise on an African American woman and try to pass her off as native! There are many, many great First Nations actors in this world. Casting really screwed this one as well as costume design! Give me a break! Now speaking of design....production design was brutal as well. Where did all of the money go? How many times do I have to see a huge city in the background when it was supposed to be a small community? I will not waste anymore of my time on this crap.

I love this show. I cant speak highly enough about the way this show has been put together. Great cast (except for the wife Jean...simply annoying)It introduces us to the cultural issues of the town Native Americans and also typical corruption in the power circles throughout the storyline while giving us action, lots to wonder about and suspense that is hard to develop in a show these days.Jason Moama does a standout job at this staunch role where his character grows deeper every episode. I think Martin Henderson is the perfect actor for the role he has been set as Harold a local police officer that you just want to see come out on top.This story has not been told before and it has great depth, intrigue, a refreshing perspective and the story has so many places to go. My only complaint is that each season is 6 episodes. I wish someone would throw some cash at it and give us a longer season because I just cant wait to see what happens. Could speak highly enough about this show.

The story line is good, and there is enough action here and there to keep the show interesting. I'll keep watching.The biggest let down is blacks in key rolls, playing natives. It just doesn't work, very unbelievable, especially heard in pronouncing words. They do not look like, or sound like natives on reserves. There are just so many talented native actors that I don't understand why blacks were brought in to play lead rolls as natives. For me this has taken away from authenticity, and realism from the series.Other than the above noted weakness, the show is very enjoyable to watch, and I look forward to seeing how the writers go forward with development.

I watched the first season wishing it had been longer. That was not because it needed more episodes to enhance the story but because I really enjoyed it. Season 2 is here at last and it carries on as before. Compelling to watch. Some comments prove that lots of viewers have forgotten that a good story can be told at a pace that doesn't take your breath away but keeps you on a constant level of anticipation for the whole show. I am always surprised that it's over. The sometimes lack of dialog is synonymous with how people really are and it lets the viewers do some thinking of their own, very unusual in todays TV. The twists give me hope that it may run into at least season 3, here's hoping.