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How a People Live (2014) | Slate

How a People Live

A one-hour documentary tracing the history of the 'Gwa-sala 'Nakwaxda'xw First Nations who the Canadian government forcibly relocated from their traditional territories on the coast of British Columbia in 1964. This is a story about how a people live, how they overcome incredible hardships to reconnect with their land and culture and begin the healing and rejuvenation of their community.

Released: 2014
Runtime: 1h 0m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Canada

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Lisa JacksonDirector

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