You don't want to pause the movie while watching

Rating: Null/10 (15 March 2018)

This is a very interesting movie with interesting, non-linear story. It raises awareness about Wind River reservation where many Indian women go missing. It is actually not based on one true story and actually it is based on many stories like this, so this movie is kind of partly fiction.
The story is interesting and I think I can say it's unexpected. I didn't really want the movie to end when I was watching it and I would watch a TV show with similar theme.
Also the main guy is a sniper (and snipers make all movies better, yay).
This movie does have a sad story and you do experience dramatic sadness while watching it, but it is kind of a "good" sadness feeling.
Another interesting thing that I've noticed in this movie is that it is not easy being a cop because you also see a lot of bureaucracy at work.
* For example at one of the scenes the expert identified that the victim died from blood in lungs, so he couldn't register it was a murder even though it was obvious (which is totally right).
*But the FBI agent couldn't call for backup unless it was officially registered as murder.
* Also the DNA test results would come only after 6 weeks, even though they are quite important.
So yeah, everywhere is bureaucracy and there is nothing you can do about it and can't say it's too wrong. Similar bureaucracy as I see in my work at Ub...
Another thing is that when the FBI agent went to talk to the victim's parents the father didn't really want to talk to her and was negatively set towards her, so as a cop you also need to find things the hard way sometimes. Some people just don't understand that you want to help them or they think YOU are the one being negative... These things reminds me a lot of my work (but at least I love my co-workers).