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One Dead Indian

One Dead Indian

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One Dead Indian

2006

1h 30m

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History

Drama

Overview

Stoney Point Natives assemble at Ipperwash Provincial Park for what began as a peaceful protest.

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Production Companies

Sienna Films

Cast & Crew

5 members

Acting

Eric Schweig

Sam George

Eric Schweig

Acting

Dakota House

Dudley George

Dakota House

Acting

Gabrielle Miller

Premier

Gabrielle Miller

Acting

Stephen McHattie

Police Field Commander

Stephen McHattie

Acting

Robin Wilcock

Ian Scott

Robin Wilcock

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