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GATHER is the story of the rebuilding of Native food systems. This feature film is an intimate portrait tracing the intentional destruction of Native American foodways and our renaissance and resilience, our inherit right, to reclaim it.

Executive Producers: Jason Momoa, Brian Andrew Mendoza, First Nations Development Institute, Jennifer Buffett, Wendy Schmidt, Christine Schantz
Director: Sanjay Rawal
Producers: Tanya Meillier, Sterlin Harjo
Director of Photography: Renan Ozturk
Music: Michael A. Levine
Songs by: Raye Zaragoza

[tomtinkersrezlife]

As a native American living on a reservation I can't wait to see this and hope it changes the perception people have about us as a people

[elizabetskrobo]

Native people are the true guardians of Mother Eart, of her wisdom and knowledge. It is a true miracle they survived all the horrible thing done to them until today. I could only bow my head in respect. Jason Mamoa did a wonderful thing. Bravo. Hope we all get to see this documentary soon.

[ymcghee]

I just saw this on Netflix. Awesome documentary. I think Indigenous peoples could heal the world. Elsie will definitely change the world.

[africanbella]

Such a wonderful documentary!!! Indigenous people are so beautiful and I respect their culture so much. As a black person, I can relate to their oppression and I hope that they continue to support one another because they are the “original” Americans and they deserve a better life💕💕💕

[dee_dee_place]

The Righteous Children Of THE ALMIGHTY Are The Indigenous Tribes.
They take from the Earth only what they need to survive, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, THEY REPLACE WHAT THEY TAKE.
AND, for everything that the Earth gives forth, they thank THE ALMIGHTY; they don't take anything for granted.
A lesson we all can learn from. Thank You.

[rezkid]

I watched this today is school and as a native American, I love the information about food and everything.

[thesesell]

Beautiful people! Great Documentary! Thank you!

[shawn]

This type of energy is high quality. Helps me organize a new world.

[johancruijff]

Born in 🇺🇸
This are the true residents from 🇺🇸

[kaydenplaysroadto]

I watched this for school, thank you for sharing this wonderful documentary, We are learning about Native American’s and There Wars, Lifestyle, Where they were from, etc! This was very helpful for my 7th grade re-search! Thank you! 🥰

[bywateracres]

I can't wait to see this! Thank you!!

[mylandvibes]

From my studies of the history of the Arawak & Carib Natives, the Native peoples spirit is on the rise. Natives managed to re spawn from the edge of genocide. Things aren't perfect but your youth are following your tradition in the face of popular culture that aims to strip all of identity. Don't lose faith as things change spiritually first, thats why they first tried to break you spiritually in the boarding schools, courts, and extinction of your food sources to kill your way of life. Good voicing of your ways in this documentary.

[zoneTherapyCures]

I watched this last night. So inspiring! We all need to build our own food sovereignty since there is a corporate campaign to own the world's seed supply and patent everything for profit.

[ianseidel]

Loved this so much deep appreciate to you all I wish you all the best and hope I can truly help in the coming years.! This brought me to tears many times in many ways both happy and sad though I’m not native by blood I’m native by heart Aho Mitakuye Oyasin much love 🙏💚💙❤️

[briandietrich]

Totally agree about bringing back the buffalo and salmon... Sign me up

[treerat]

If I had my life to do over again knowing what I know today I would of bought land a 100 miles from no where and really lived life. ✌

[MrLachrel]

How do I watch and how can I contribute to our local tribes?

[goldenblood]

AWESOME, I LOVE MY NATIVE NORTH AMERICANS, I SEEN "BLOOD QUANTUM" IS THERE MORE?

[zoneTherapyCures]

There may come a time when people would prefer to import from Rez farms than Big Ag farms for quality assurance.

[elexcyuskramble]

I k ow we can get to eating healthy but we HAVE to start seeing that killing animals is NOT our future. I'm a proud indigenous women who hasn't hurt or killed an animal in over 5 years and now at 42 I'm HEALTHIER then I have EVER been.