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Our VerdictNot Woke
20%
The Indian in the Cupboard1995

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"The Indian in the Cupboard" keeps its focus on wonder, morality, and growth rather than pushing a political message. There’s little evidence of forced representation or aggressive rewriting of cultural norms, refreshingly non-woke by modern Hollywood standards.

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