In the thought-provoking documentary short "Endangered" (2005), director Tracey Rigney explores a captivating question: Are eligible Indigenous bachelors becoming an endangered species in the modern age? This eye-opening film invites First Nations individuals to share their innermost thoughts on love, relationships, and the unique challenges they face in the quest for romance. Through candid interviews, participants reveal their desires, fears, and aspirations as they navigate the complexities of finding "The One" in today's world. "Endangered" not only highlights the cultural dynamics at play but also sheds light on the emotional landscapes of those searching for meaningful connections. First unveiled at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2005, this documentary resonates with anyone who has ever pondered the nuances of love in a rapidly changing society. Join the conversation surrounding love, identity, and the quest for companionship in a film that challenges perceptions and celebrates the resilience of the human spirit. Don't miss this poignant exploration of modern relationships and the quest for belonging.