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"This show is bringing to light not just a native issue, it's a human being issue." Aminah Nieves discusses Teonna's story on 1923. Stream it now, only on Paramount+.
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1923, a Yellowstone origin story, introduces a new generation of the Dutton family as they explore the early twentieth century in the mountain west.
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@susansosbe6849 Год назад

Her storyline absolutely breaks my heart...it conjures so many raw feelings. It's incredibly painful to watch, but she brings such strength to the story. In a series universe where there are very, very few "good guys", she is one I'm rooting for.

@girlwithbear Год назад

Me too @susan sosbe

@FwSolar_Editz 4 месяца назад

What’s the movie name

@shirsch7048 Год назад

Thank you Taylor Sheridan for portraying some of the degradation that the Native Peoples went through and recognition of the continued battle that they are still having to fight.

@RyanG0899 Год назад

'Continued battle they're still having to fight' lol

@onceafetus426 Год назад

@@RyanG0899 What's your problem? It's a known fact that they are still facing discrimination and challenges. There are extreme amounts of suicide and depression happening on reserves due to the lack of resources and generational tramua from the schools which didn't end until the 90s

@BrianLannoye 11 месяцев назад

@@onceafetus426 Nobody has to stay on the rez.. Sounds like the discrimination is coming from there, so I would leave if I were there.

@GaryHField 9 месяцев назад

@@BrianLannoyeyou as a White Man, privileged as hell, should shut up. You don't know what they've been through and still are going through.

@user-hb9pg3ho8l 7 месяцев назад

He is my man

@Bimboms Год назад

I started watching 1923 because of the connections to 1883 and the cast announcements. I was blown away by the production taking on assimilation schools, which is a history I didn't learn as an Anglo until College-level courses. Aminah and the cast do a beautiful job. I hope she's recognized for her work come awards season.

@neolithicnobody8184 Год назад

I learned about it at a young age but not through the schools. The schools forbade me to discuss it on "their" time. No, I learned it through ancestral passage. Hopewell and Shawnee on my Mom's side and Apache and Navajo on my Dad's side. Tecumseh was a Grandfather through my Maternal Grandmother's lineage as settlers in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Abandoned/widowed and adopted by the Shawnee tribes to later become one of his wives. They weren't the "savages" the History books made them out to be. Some tribes were, but not all of them.

@DanielSchuch Год назад

@@neolithicnobody8184 Tribes gonna be tribal, yes? Don't be tribal now.

@neolithicnobody8184 Год назад

@@DanielSchuch What's your malfunction? What did I do to you? Nothing that I can recall because you weren't even part of the conversation until you decided to put your nose where it doesn't belong.

@stephaner1234 Год назад

A long overdue story of American history. Brutal to watch at times, but necessary. I can’t wait to see how it all connects to the current character of Rainwater on Yellowstone and the Duttons.

@BrianLannoye 11 месяцев назад

Evidence?

@BrianLannoye 4 месяца назад

So no evidence then? Just another tv show like Roots that rewrites history to push a narrative. Those evil nuns... @@marisol7933

@rickjohnson6559 Год назад

Ok folks. God bless you Taylor. Telling the story of the Jesuit priests and what they did to all American natives. From Cortez to even the time just before WW2 this young lady has earned my respect. She plays this part it just pulls my heart out watching her. Bravo. Well done my dear.

@tonyhall8495 Год назад

Here in the UK 🇬🇧 I follow both Yellowstone and 1923, I absolutely love both Series's, thankyou for adding this story into the Yellowstone story,hard to watch at times,made me emotional 😪 but both educational and entertaining- if that's the word!? We need to be educated and told of such things that happened back on the day.Dam those Religious bafoons back in the day.😡

@elizabethgonzalez5121 6 месяцев назад

Not only religious people

@jerrypeacock2234 Год назад

I don't know where the tiona story is going to connect with the duttons but I can't wait to find out

@neolithicnobody8184 Год назад

Rainwater

@jerrypeacock2234 Год назад

@@neolithicnobody8184 oh that makes sense now

@superally8077 Год назад

She is Thomas Rainwaters Grandmother.

@Kruppt808 Год назад

the recent Anne of Green Gables had a little of this where a tribes daughter was sent to a religious school who tried to beat the "savage" out of her. She ran away back to her tribe but man.... that was brutal to watch.

@ThatBrunetteFromCali Год назад

Breaks my heart knowing that this isn’t even half of what the natives went through in reality. 💔

@outlandereveryday812 Год назад

🙏🏻😪🤧

@user-CatherineDodd Год назад

A profoundly powerful and utterly mesmerizing performance of the great Aminah Nieves! Your 2023 Emmy’s Best Supporting Actress!

@maxinetischler9856 Год назад

I’m glad she escaped from there I love the actress and her character I hope they all get out and make them pay

@connormcleod9595 Год назад

I love what Taylor Sheridan has been doing particularly shedding light on the atrocities against the native Americans.

@Annamarialouisa 4 месяца назад

Wowww wat een superrrrrr…goede serie..echt een aanrader..kan niet meer stoppen met kijken..😍👌🏽 mocht voor mij wel een vervolg op komen😂❤

@elmundodeplastilinadereibo3403 Год назад

Extraordinarios actores ❤

@Ingrid.Taylor Год назад

Love this!!

@victor256in 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Taylor Sheridan. Cannot thank you enough to portray the spirit of the Native Americans. And their terrible suffering

@erikarevilla9931 8 месяцев назад

You should put these in all the streaming platforms please🙏

@user-kd4kh8bi7q Год назад

Как же им тяжело жилось.смотрю и плачу.Бедная девочка.Но она сильная.всех. Переживет

@estelavergara6830 11 месяцев назад

Proud to be Native American ❤️

@user-jo9in3hc5i 3 месяца назад

man i feel sorry for u guys, u guys were killed like animals as an Indian from Asia Im filled with rage dawg

@Falloutplayer99 3 месяца назад

The Comanche did worse

@aaronsparvier5911 Год назад

That happens to all the residential schools every where

@glennwolfe6056 Год назад

That's only part of it that the natives endure by the hands of the nuns, especially the priests... He only told part of the story... Thank you for that Mr. Sheridan.

@deborahgross1045 Год назад

This part of the show is hard to watch. It is so sad that things such as this really happened.

@jolenecockey2200 6 месяцев назад

Thank you bring in history bAck in r country.these who show is really good.

@undiaicha1589 5 месяцев назад

Why I can't find the movie on Netflix?...I really want to watch it 😢

@cr6025 Год назад

I’m alive because my grandfather survived these “residential schools” …

@RWAC685 Год назад

Love The Yellowstone Universe.

@karstenschoenberg9736 Год назад

This is no practice of God it is corruption, abuse, and torture and nothing else. Great job Taylor Sheridan 👍

@dorcascristy601 Год назад

It was and IS absolutely the practice of God. Christopher Columbus, the Inquisition, the American Genocides? All were done the name of God 😊

@SalznPfeffer658 Год назад

I would not discount the fact that much evil has been done in the name of God but to instead acknowledge that it happened under God's "protection" & God's "eyes" and to then ask yourself - what kind of God allows this type of evil that directly implicates it's divinity in evil doings. A lazy one? A nonexistent one? One that finds pleasure in the evil enacted under his name?? 😉

@karstenschoenberg9736 Год назад

@@SalznPfeffer658 God gave us free will, those who abuse his word his laws are not Christian at all they just want an excuse to push there hatred. God didn't do any harm to these people who were in America first. Those corrupt priests and nuns were using his word, twisting his word, to push their own agenda and make those natives less like themselves and more like them

@muhammadmuzamil157 7 месяцев назад

Plz tell me where I watch this movie free?

@Deadlift4chips Год назад

Need to watch

@outlandereveryday812 Год назад

It's so worth it!

@scottmcfarland2149 Год назад

❤️👌🏻 finally!

@outlandereveryday812 Год назад

She is so brilliant!!! Thank you Taylor Sheridan for portraying the horrors the Indigenous people went though.🪶👏👏👏

@Stevie8654 Год назад

That’s just western tribes bitching like usual. They lost because they weren’t civilized like we were in the east.

@superally8077 Год назад

Taylor Sheridan has done a wonderful job of bringing what the Catholic church done, not just in the US but in Canada as well. As Hank says to Teonna, when she asks about Canada he says its worse. We have over 3000 unmarked graves across Canada and more are found all the time. I hope the Yellowstone franchise tells more of this story. It is hard to watch but it is history that cant be ignored anymore.

@devrim12101967 Год назад

Gerne würde ich mehr erfahren über die Missionare von damals?

@missjini82 Год назад

❤

@teresalerman Год назад

Quiero ver esta película como hago por favor!!

@shanycewilliams6210 4 месяца назад

How am i now seeing this movie

@Lanaa_298 4 месяца назад

Where can i Watch this movie ?

@reeceellis7236 Год назад

What film is this called ?

@EderLuisAlves-tp6vl 10 месяцев назад

1883 1923❤

@Bear230grain 9 дней назад

As an actual Native American man. I have to say, kudos to Taylor Sheridan for showing the actual treatment and conditions of my people during this time in history. It would have been easy to to glance over it or romanticize it. But he showed the truth. Much respect.

@aidalynabadil1545 Год назад

Alhamdulillah us a muslim. Quran we are teaching us to love people 😊

@amina_kassibi 2 месяца назад

omg my name is also amina😮

@FwSolar_Editz 4 месяца назад

What the movie name

@1004_hello 3 месяца назад

It kind of reminds me of the orange shirt day bc its like..kinda same story

@bonygangte4526 4 месяца назад

Where can we find the full movie pls someone tell meeee

@Eric-muffin. 4 месяца назад

Yellowstone 1923

@ashleyduzstuff132 2 месяца назад

This gives me a similar story with the stolen generation in australia. It’s crazy to think this kind of thing would happen in a world like this.

@sleepy_panda_5798 Год назад

whoa spoilers in the trailer

@Blue_spiderlily0 4 месяца назад

Why such a teacher wont let a student rest.... I mean its possible to forget it that's horrible but that was a good act the wounds hurd

@berthaflores4483 Год назад

Estoy bien picada. Con. Estas. Series.

@rodasarmando Год назад

Donde la puedo ver? 😢

@martygibsonsr5150 Год назад

"CAN'T WAIT"

@vianneycortes3367 Год назад

i wish it was translated in spanish 😫

@theresageiger584 7 месяцев назад

Where is this school supposed to be

@dianenecaise1776 Год назад

Did the priest and nuns murder the other young women in that school, I thought that is what they were doing, but I can't go back and watch it.

@itstipacanoeandrileytoo3405 Год назад

I HATED THIS STORY LINE. Now I have PTSD. Taylor Sheridan loves these type of distressing things. The Timothy Dalton S&M thing was another one. But back to the PTSD thing, I read about this pretty extensively years ago & what she went through was nothing compared to real life but it was so hard to watch. The actress did a tremendous job. I hope she is remembered at awards time.

@EllaMistralTorresMoreno-pd2yg 25 дней назад

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@montev23 Год назад

Monica's ancestor?

@superally8077 Год назад

No Thomas Rainwater.

@Tassiedevil127 8 месяцев назад

That’s I presumed to be rainwater’s Grandmother Or Mother

@aaronsparvier5911 Год назад

These residential schools are very dangerous to go there, because one of my old relatives who went to residential schools Long time ago they're getting beat up and torturing them and slaving them the nuns and priests they took hit on my old family relatives ever since they were on residential schools and getting raised over there

@kimonosnail5363 4 месяца назад

Cut my hair? I would buzzcut my hair. Grapping hair is such a antagonizing attack

@HydehSayrafi-wi2qx 9 месяцев назад

This is what happening in Iran right now

@teenwithanidea3435 22 дня назад

Fun fact, the last of theis schools closed in 1996....

@OnkzzGt 4 месяца назад

100th comment

@liewleehua7189 4 месяца назад

Jissoskski

@Andriagamer27 3 месяца назад

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@genskierocks4387 Год назад

Unbelievable...unless they are fake nuns or i leave my belief

@esrujan Год назад

That's how the catholic nuns in those schools were.

@kevinmackay2663 Год назад

❌Pretty gallsy of Sheridan to have brutally tortured two young native Americans for the past 2 episodes & then come in & say “Canada’s worse” What gives⁉Must have a real craw in his bonnet for us Canadian’s! Been a few disses this series. What I will say is: @least we didn’t wipe out the Buffalo 🦬 Could have been a traditional food source for EVERY American for a THOUSAND years. Instead it was wasted. But truly, Canada was shamefully horrible as well. Touché

@superally8077 Год назад

Canada was worse than the US. Canada just covered it up better until all the unmarked graves were found. I am a proud Canadian and I dont believe Taylor has a problem with Canada. Hugh Dillon of the Headstones was in Yellowstone and he is also in Mayor of Kingstown which is filmed in Kingston and the Hammer.

@vanderhoof741 Год назад

Yeah not sure what the hell that was all about; residential schools started in the US. Perhaps they might have been more 'structured' at a federal government level in Canada (I actually don't know if that's the case or not), but the horrors were present on either side of the border. He's made a few digs at Canada in his series, and I think a bit of healthy criticism when and where warranted is all well and fine, but Americans really aren't in any kind of place to be holding any air of superiority at this point lol, considering what a god damn mess they're in.

@acork7601 9 месяцев назад

This was overkill, and made me stop watching the show

@nikrose5229 6 месяцев назад

Truth hurts

@Sainte305 Год назад

Her story sucks, much like the Native story line in Yellowstone. Not because we don't want to see the story unfold, just do better with the writing. Those storylines seem forced into the show and it sucks, fix it.

@damefrodolives631 Год назад

The show is too graphic. As much as I appreciate the historical aspect to the shows, this one’s point is “driven home” in a similar abusive manner as the abuse suffered. That is to say, although we can never experience abuse for another, we also cannot un-see or un-hear this abusive content. Love the shows, so glad to see the last 2 episodes were not as graphic. Tel the story, truthfully, just please lighten up a bit on the abuse. We don’t have to see every blow.

@vanderhoof741 Год назад

I think as long as it's told truthfully, the graphic nature of the violence is important. It's easy to say "oh that's horrible" from an outsider's perspective, but there's gravity in getting a more detailed view of what it was like and being able to get a full understanding. You should cringe. You should get mad. You should be outraged. And if you can make it through life with an experience as mild as that- as opposed to being an actual victim, you should consider yourself extremely fortunate.

@Tassiedevil127 Год назад

We saw what Americans did To Native American children. Now Russia is doing the Same thing to Ukrainian children