Trouble in the Garden

The best thing you can say about Trouble in the Garden is that it's well-intentioned.

In classic first feature fashion, the film, at times, is too precious and the dialogue stilted. But it taps into the righteous anger of Indigenous people over broken promises.

This is a devastating defense of those stolen children and a well-crafted, beautifully acted, heartbreaking film.

[Gee] is reason enough to see this flawed but fascinating film. [Full Review in Spanish]