God and the Indian

While panhandling outside a coffee shop, Johnny, a Cree woman, is shocked to recognize a face from her childhood, which was spent in a Native American boarding school. Desperate to hear him acknowledge the terrible abuse inflicted on her and other children at the school, Johnny follows Anglican assistant bishop George King to his office to confront him.

Ojibway writer Drew Hayden Taylor is the author of twenty-one publications. Hailed by the "Montreal Gazette" as one of Canada's leading Native dramatists, he writes for the screen and the stage, and contributes regularly to national newspapers.