Sanjay Rawal (born October 30, 1974) is an Indian-American documentary film director who lives in New York City.
The film was featured on a number of podcasts IS including Rich Roll, Mind Pump and Dr. Rangan Chatterjee.
[6] The film received generally positive reviews including by Kimber Myers of the Los Angeles Times.
Reviewer Lovia Gyarkye wrote, "The film wonderfully weaves personal stories with archival footage that contextualizes the continued violence against Native Americans.
Rawal covers a substantial amount of ground and deftly balances the dense material without losing sight of the mission driving the bigger story: Healing from generational trauma sometimes starts with just one person."
"[14] Rawal has advocated against the power of large food monopolies and has pushed local, labor-friendly solutions to human rights abuses in the fields.