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Miércoles, 18 de agosto - Domingo, 22 de agosto, 2004
THE NATIVE CINEMA SHOWCASE is an international film and video
festival held during Indian Market to celebrate the creativity
of Native cinema today. This year's showcase features Native stories
and peoples from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand,
the Siberian Arctic, and the United States. Produced by the Smithsonian
National Museum of the American Indian and the Center for Contemporary
Arts of Santa Fe, the showcase exhibits preeminent contemporary
Native cinema to the northern New Mexico community and national
and international visitors who come to Santa Fe for Indian Market.
Featured Works
Schedule
at-a-glance
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7:30 pm
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A SPECIAL SCREENING: The Native Cinema Showcase
and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center present Looking
Toward Home
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IPCC
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7 pm
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Black Cloud
Discussion with director Rick Schroder follows.
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Cinematheque
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5:20 pm
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MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH:
SHORT FICTIONS
TRT: 100 minutes.
An explosion of Native film talent is seen in new works
by directors from North America and the Pacific Rim that
tell stories of resistance, spiritual strength, and transformation.
Including: Kava
Kultcha, The Shirt,
Memory, Dot's
Death, Wind,
and Music Is the Medicine
Introduced by Gary Farmer. Discussion with performer Derek
Miller follows.
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Video Hall
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7 pm
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A Bride
of the Seventh Heaven
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Cinematheque
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7:20 pm
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FROM THE ARCTIC TO THE AMAZON:
A FAITH HUBLEY RETROSPECTIVE
TRT: 60 minutes.
A focus on the work of Faith Hubley (1925-2002), whose animations
were inspired by world cultures and indigenous oral traditions.
Hubley's revolutionary, independent visions connect deeply
to Mother Earth and her inhabitants.
Including: Amazonia,
Northern
Ice, Golden Sun, Starlore,
and Cloudland
Discussion follows with Faith Hubley's daughter, award-winning
animator Emily Hubley.
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Video Hall
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4:30 pm
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NATIVE GAMES
TRT: 90 minutes.
Including: Toka
and Spirit of the Game
Discussion with director Annie Frazier Henry follows.
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Cinematheque
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4:45 pm
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WIPING THE TEARS
TRT: 80 minutes.
Including: Estos Dolores
Somos and The Ghost
Riders
Discussion with director V. Blackhawk Aamodt follows.
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Video Hall
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6:20 pm
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NUNAVUT SUMMER
TRT: 80 minutes.
Including: Kunuk
Family Reunion (US premiere) and If
the Weather Permits
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Video Hall
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7 pm
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On the Corner
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Cinematheque
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8 pm
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VIDEO IN THE VILLAGES
TRT 100 minutes.
For 20 years the Video in the Villages/Video nas Aldeias
project (VNA) has worked closely with Indian communities
in Brazil. VNA produces the award-winning works of the project's
many videomakers and organizes indigenous video production
workshops. These productions won the top prizes at the recent
Premio Anaconda Film Festival in Latin America and First
People's Festival in Canada.
Including: Wai'a Rini:
The Power of the Dream and Marangmotxíngmo
Mïrang: From the Ikpeng Children to the World
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Video Hall
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1:15 pm
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NEW GENERATIONS
TRT: 90 minutes.
The growing talent of the next generation of Native filmmakers
is making waves already. This program presents outstanding
new productions from Native youth media projects in the
U.S. and Canada.
From the American Indian Resource Center in Tahlequah, Oklahoma:
How
the Red Bird Got His Color, and Might
of the Starchaser
From the Akatubi Film and Music
Academy of the Owens Valley Career and Development Center
in California: The
Great Indian Massacre, Bigger
Things, The
Last Laugh, and Composure
Discussion with Yvonne Russo (Lakota) and media-makers from
the Akatubi Film and Music Academy follows.
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Cinematheque
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1:35 pm
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MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH:
SHORT FICTIONS
TRT: 100 minutes.
An explosion of Native film talent is seen in new works
by directors from North America and the Pacific Rim that
tell stories of resistance, spiritual strength, and transformation.
Including: Kava
Kultcha, The Shirt,
Memory, Dot's
Death, Wind,
and Music Is the Medicine
Introduced by Gary Farmer. Discussion with performer Derek
Miller follows.
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Video Hall
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3:25 pm
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AS WE LIVE TODAY
TRT: 90 minutes.
Including: I Belong
to This and Looking
Toward Home
Discussion with producer Conroy Chino follows. Invited:
director Dale Kruzic.
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Cinematheque
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3:35 pm
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Is the
Crown at War With Us?
Discussion with director Alanis Obomsawin follows.
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Video Hall
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5:10 pm
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A Thief
of Time
Discussion with director Chris Eyre and actors Adam
Beach and Wes Studi follows.
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Cinematheque
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5:40 pm
Free
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Dreamkeeper
Discussion
with the associate producer Georgina Lightning (Cree) follows.
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Video Hall
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7:15 pm
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A Bride
of the Seventh Heaven
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Cinematheque
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8 pm
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Don't
Call Me Tonto
Discussion with director Annie Frazier Henry follows.
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Video Hall
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12 pm
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A Thief of
Time
Discussion with director Chris Eyre and actors Adam
Beach and Wes Studi follows.
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Cinematheque
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12:20 pm
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Our Nationhood
Discussion with director Alanis Obomsawin follows.
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Video Hall
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2:05 pm
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Black Cloud
Discussion with director Rick Schroder follows.
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Cinematheque
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2:25 pm
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NATIVE GAMES
TRT: 90 minutes.
Including: Toka
and Spirit of the Game
Discussion with director Annie Frazier Henry follows.
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Video Hall
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4:10 pm
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AS WE LIVE TODAY
TRT: 90 minutes.
Including: I Belong
to This and Looking
Toward Home
Discussion with producer Conroy Chino follows. Invited:
director Dale Kruzic.
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Cinematheque
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4:25 pm
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Don't
Call Me Tonto
Discussion with director Annie Frazier Henry follows.
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Video Hall
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5:55 pm
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On the Corner
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Cinematheque
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6:10 pm
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NUNAVUT SUMMER
TRT: 80 minutes.
Including: Kunuk
Family Reunion (US premiere) and If
the Weather Permits
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Video Hall
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7 pm
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A Thief of
Time
Discussion with director Chris Eyre and actors Adam
Beach and Wes Studi follows.
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Cinematheque
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7 pm
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A Bride
of the Seventh Heaven
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Cinematheque
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How to attend the Showcase
Patron Passes, including priority access to all Native Showcase
events, are available for $150. All film/video shows are $8 for
general admission and $6 for NMAI and CCA Members. Tickets and
passes are available at the CCA box office beginning at 2 p.m.
Friday, August 8. CCA is located at 1050 Old Pecos Trail. All
events subject to change. Call 505-982-1338 or check www.ccasantafe.org
for further information. For information about the screening in
Albuquerque on August 14 at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center,
call (505) 843-7270.
Showcase Staff
Elizabeth Weatherford, National Museum of the American Indian
(NMAI) and Jerry Barron, Center for Contemporary Arts. Coordinator:
Michelle Svenson, NMAI. Outreach Coordinator: Charmaine Jackson-John,
founding director of Na'al kid Film Festival, Farmington, NM.
Additional support has been provided by the program and administrative
staff of the NMAI Film and Video Center: Millie Seubert, Reaghan
Tarbell, Kim Hudson, Elaine Grubbs. Special thanks to FVC intern
Marcella Ernest. Center for Contemporary Arts: Luke Dorman, Ann
Marran, Elisa Keir, Melanie Matthews, Julia Felix, Zach Scheinbaum
and Owen Conley.
Presenting Organizations
Established in 1989, through an Act of Congress, the SMITHSONIAN
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN is a museum of living
cultures dedicated to the life, languages, literature, history,
and arts of the Native peoples of the Western Hemisphere. The
Museum includes the George Gustav Heye Center, a permanent exhibition
and education facility in New York City and the Cultural Resources
Center, a research and collection facility in Suitland, Maryland.
The museum on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. is opening
with a gala celebration on September 21, 2004. For additional
information on the Mall opening, the Museum or becoming a Charter
Member, please visit our website at www.AmericanIndian.si.edu
or call 1-800-242-NMAI (6624). Questions may be emailed to aimember@nmai.si.edu.
THE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ARTS is "Santa Fe's best
known alternative art space." (Art in America), presenting
the world's best cinema, contemporary art in three galleries and
a progressive performing arts program.
THE POND FOUNDATION is a sponsor of The Native Cinema
Showcase and the Center for Contemporary Arts. Pond Foundation
is a small, private foundation and does not accept unsolicited
proposals.
This year, for the first time, Native Cinema Showcase presents
new work in Albuquerque in collaboration with the INDIAN PUEBLO
CULTURAL CENTER. Owned and operated by the 19 Pueblos of New
Mexico, IPPC is the "gateway" to the 19 Pueblos and
a centerpiece Pueblo heritage center, with programs, performances
and conferences throughout the year. Open seven days a week, the
Center features a main museum, a children's museum, the Pueblo
Archives and Institute for Pueblo Research, a restaurant, and
gift shops.
 Poster/Cover
Artist
Stephen Deo (Creek/Euchee) is an Oklahoma artist who studied
at the Institute of American Indian Art, the San Francisco Art
Institute and Purdue University. Working in sculpture, photography
and multi-media painting, Deo creates contemporary work that retains
a passionate and authentic Native voice. PERCEPTIONS, an
exhibit of Deo's work in CCA's Lobby Gallery, opens August 20,
5-7 pm.
In Gratitude
Special thanks to W. Richard West, Director, National Museum
of the American Indian; John Haworth, Director, NMAI George Gustav
Heye Center; Sally Bowers, NMAI; V. Blackhawk Aamodt, filmmaker;
Akatubi Film and Music Academy; American Indian Resource Center;
The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers; Orlando Bagwell,
Roja Productions; Sara Driver, filmmaker; Gary Farmer, actor and
media-maker; Finnish Film Foundation; Paul Gourlie, The Agency
Group; Laura Milliken, Big Soul Productions; Beth Nussbaum, Hallmark
Entertainment; Jim Jarmusch, filmmaker; Seth Rothman and Melissa
Sanchez, Native Roots and Rhythm festival; Tom Stebbens and Owen
Dockson, WGBH Boston; Jonathan Wacks, filmmaker; Grant Taylor,
Suncloud Productions; Evy Todd, KNME-TV; Zia Film Distributing.
Very special thanks to independent film curator and writer Jason
Silverman.
We Salute
Native Roots and Rhythms Festival is a premier venue for contemporary
and traditional Native American music, dance, storytelling, and
comedy. The 10th Annual event will take place on August 20 and
21 at the Paolo Soleri Amphitheater in Santa Fe. Friday is a Contemporary
Native Music & Comedy Showcase. Saturday is a Native Performing
Arts Spectacular. Tickets: 505-988-1234, Tickets.com, Lensic box
office (SF). Event info: www.santafe.net/nativerootsnrhythms.
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A Bride of the Seventh Heaven
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