"The Charles Camsell Indian Hospital in Edmonton closed its doors in 1995, after 50 years as an aboriginal treatment centre for tuberculosis. This film provides a Native perspective on an era of Canadian medical history. In the early 20th century, a disastrous outbreak of tuberculosis wreaked havoc on the Aboriginal communities in Canada. First Nations filmmakers Clint Tourangeau and Elaine Moyah explore attempts to treat the disease and examine the life-long personal impact on thousands of patients. With TB at critical levels in the 1950s, patients were uprooted from their surroundings and relocated to recovery facilities far from home."