Clearcut (1991) Movie Review

I use some clips from the movie to illustrate my points, NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
This me and my friend Bill's review of the 1991 Canadian folk horror-drama film Clearcut. Later on in this video, my friends Chris Espianl & Cara show up to give their thoughts on the film.
Release Date: September 10, 1991 (Toronto Film Festival), December 6, 1991 (Canada)
Genre: Drama, Horror, Adventure, Western, Thriller
Cast: Graham Greene, Ron Lea, Michael Hogan, Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman, Rebecca Jenkins, Tom Jackson, Raoul Trujillo, Tia Smith
Written by Rob Forsyth
Based on the book "A Dream Like Mine" by M.T. Kelly
Produced by Ian McDougall & Stephen J. Roth
Directed by Ryszard Bugajski
Plot: A white lawyer from the city is representing a group of First Nations people whose land is being infringed upon by a paper mill (that is cutting down trees on their land). A mysterious Native American man named Arthur abducts both the lawyer, and the mill manger, and subjects them to the same tortures and humiliations that his people have suffered for centuries.

[@Billy-vp7yp]

This is the best movie review. Thanks guys I would’ve never known about this movie without you guys.

[@milesknightestrada3286]

I like this new format of reviews, Christian. Showing clips from the film to exemplify your points is very effective. Makes me wish I were this skilled in writing essays for Literature class all those years ago.

[@rosswilkinson9095]

Love this one

[@Luke96-sy9jv]

Watched this recently great movie 😊

[@wolfwagonc1727]

The guy wishes this was an American film. Well, Graham Green is Canadian and heaven forbid they made a good Canadian movie 😅.

[@MightyThorngren]

Very good stuff

[@thomasrichards460]

I like your videos dude, you're not a coloniser. You're not responsible for what people did before you. It's like saying Germans should feel guilt for what they're great grandparents did in WW2 😂