- Genre
- Documentary
- Year
- 2010
- Runtime
- 1h26
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Reel Injun
Unveiling Hollywood's Native American lens
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Synopsis
Reel Injun is a 2010 documentary film that delves into the portrayal of Native Americans in Hollywood cinema. Narrated by Adam Beach, the film takes a critical look at the stereotypes and misrepresentations of Indigenous peoples in popular culture. Through interviews with actors, directors, and academics, Reel Injun examines the impact of these portrayals on Native communities and the broader implications for society. The documentary also explores the role of Native filmmakers in reclaiming their own narratives and challenging Hollywood's historical legacy of cultural appropriation.
Reviews
Reel Injun has received praise for its insightful exploration of the Hollywood depiction of Native Americans. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a solid 88% approval rating, praising its critical examination of stereotypes in cinema. IMDb users rated it at 7.5/10, highlighting the documentary's thought-provoking content. Metacritic puts it at a score of 63/100, acknowledging the film's important contribution to the discussion of representation. Critics have lauded the film for its balanced approach and engaging storytelling. 'Reel Injun offers a fresh perspective on the portrayal of Indigenous peoples in movies,' says The Hollywood Reporter.