5/5 Outstanding
  by Barbara Jones Brown (Salt Lake City, Utah)
A touching and inspiring documentary that shows how people of two different cultures in one community have come together to heal the wounds of the past. If you've ever been haunted by the depredations made on American Indians in U.S. History and wanted to make a difference for good today, this video provides a model for how that can happen. I highly recommend Two Rivers.

5/5 Eye Opening
  by Sue White (Indiana)
Excellent documentary. The history books need rewritten. We need to listen to the Native Americans and learn the truth.

5/5 Healing the Wounds Our Nation Has Caused
  by Jedonna Shelton (Indiana)
The more I learn about our history in the U.S. the darker it gets. But this movie is about two cultures trying to heal the wounds which run deep. It's a must see movie.

4/5 worth the watch
  by Kenneth R. Hayden (Pennsylvania, USA)
This documentary is well worth watching. These are real individuals and tribal peoples ( I know one of them). The process of reconciling is balanced with its "pluses" and its "on-going" work.

3/5 indian lives
  by Narue Himes Sr. (bradford,Pa. USA)
although some documentaries are educational to watch to a point, does anyone know of an actual movie of the lives of the american indian and there fight to be a free people and live in peace? would like it to be something made in past 30 years. would seem that hollywood can make a best seller cartoon, but nothing to do with real history of our past.