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That it was produced by the Chickasaw Nation signals that the film about famed Native American performer Te Ata will be nothing less than worshipful. This gauzily photographed biopic certainly fulfills its mission of educating audiences about its culturally important but little-known central figure. Unfortunately, the film too often comes across as saccharine, lacking the steeliness that its subject must have possessed to have accomplished as much as she did. Te Ata ultimately feels more suitable for classroom than mainstream consumption.
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