Norval Morrisseau was the pioneering Indigenous Canadian artist who gained significant recognition in the art community. By the early 2000s, his artwork was valued at tens of thousands of dollars. However, when Kevin Hearn, the keyboardist for Barenaked Ladies, discovered that his cherished painting was a counterfeit, he decided to take legal action. Jamie Kastner’s documentary uncovers a thriving underground market of counterfeit Morrisseau paintings, an industry that thrived for years, driven by greed, exploitation, racism, and disdain.