A 500-year-old apology, 3D

Rating: 9/10 (28 April 2020)

"If we give up this land and transfer it to you, you must remember that this land is sacred."
In 1854, an Indian chief wrote these words to "the great chief in Washington, d.c." He and his people have fought the last of their strength, the young hunters have died, the old and infirm are sick... No one heard their cries and howls, no one cared about the ancient tribe that was on the brink of extinction. The chief had seen the end of the story: no more, no more... The land, the ancestral land... Wave after wave of white settlers appeared on the horizon with their rifles...
"They will come, like the never-ending rain." (movie avatar)