Unfortunately, I have yet to find information about the actual indigenous consultation on this film, so from that perspective this film crew blatantly uses indigenous (made up) folklore with no actual knowledge and racist language and then further extends the blow by throwing garbage directly into the water of beautiful landscape that they exploit for the film.
Tell me I'm wrong. Tell me you used indigenous consultation. Tell me you gave credit to the reserve/chieftain/ban/indigenous actors used. Tell me you pulled your garbage out of the water. Tell me you respected the land you used.
If not this film is next level insulting and more than just surface level.
Tell me I'm wrong. Tell me you used indigenous consultation. Tell me you gave credit to the reserve/chieftain/ban/indigenous actors used. Tell me you pulled your garbage out of the water. Tell me you respected the land you used.
If not this film is next level insulting and more than just surface level.