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A story of life on an Indian reservation in Ontario: Silas and Frank are trying to get into college to train to be mechanics but they find themselves having to deal with girls, family ... and murder. Written by
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When the party's over, real life kicks into gear!
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Trivia
Project was in turnaround from Columbia Pictures.
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Quotes
Silas Crow:
Yeah, I think we broke up.
Frank Fencepost:
This mean she's free?
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Silas throws something at him]
Frank Fencepost:
Hey! It's this hangover and I still got the morning wood, what can I say?
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Soundtracks
"Come And Get Your Love"
Written by L. Vegas
Performed by
Redbone
Courtesy of Epic Records by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
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At the risk of sounding like an advocate, "Dance Me Outside" was an intriguing and important film. In an age of entertainment bombarded by white culture, and white values, and white people, it becomes increasingly necessary for people of color to be in film. This movie, although romantic in its interpretation of reservation life, shows the very real problem plaguing the non-white people of Canada in their efforts to attend post secondary institutions, as well as prejudices surrounding inter-racial relationships. More than this, the film makes a statement about consequences of imposing white values on the aboriginal people-- or any communities of color for that matter, and stereotyping. It does all this, and its entertaining, with a dark humor. As for the acting, performances by Adam Beach and Ryan Black were outstanding. This was a very good film. 4/5