Walter Jurva

I liked the Documentary because of my Finnish roots. I know Finland and the Finnish people and I have family from Father's side in Lapland and other parts of Finland and Sweden. My Mother was also born in Finland. I know of the reindeer and have experienced their herding through the forests. My wife and I have enjoyed eating reindeer meat in Finland. The silence of the Finish people in the movie is a real life situation. They do not speak much at times in certain situations and then again do enjoy family and friendship where there is a lot of conversation. Perhaps shy. On the negative side I felt there should of been more explanation as to what they do and how they raise the reindeer. Somewhat similar to cattle ranching. I would say more Finnish and English conversations would make a nice improvement to the movie. It also was nice to see the young children in the movie and how they enjoy a good life away from all the issues in the world today. I gave it a 3 star, where if more explanation to the public was presented I would give it a 4 and a little. I say thank you. kiitos.

She like others need to report all the news and keep her opinions to her self. We can form our own opinions. We can tell who she supports and who she does not. She also starts off her broadcast way to hyper and makes people very uncomfortable until she winds down. She probably is fairly intelligent on the positive side. The country is in a mess, do not cover up the facts, it is not alright.

Coming from Northern Ontario a lot of years ago this movie brought back a lot of memories about real people and the typical scenes of Northern Ontario It played out real true life experience's and hardship's of the Canadian Native Indians. I enjoyed this a lot and these fine actor's deserve recognition. I would like to see more movies such as this. Nicely done. Thank you