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Indigenous Media Initiatives: Dec. 15 - 31, 2021
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Indigenous Media Initiatives: Dec. 15 - 31, 2021
Writer and scholar Gerald Vizenor, of the White Earth Nation, wrote the screenplay for the film Harold of Orange in 1983 while teaching at the University of Minnesota. It’s a playful film about a modern day trickster played by Native American actor/comedian Charlie Hill (Oneida). Set in Minnesota and filled with comedy and irony, the film explores the interaction between Native Americans and philanthropic foundations. It premiered in Minneapolis in 1984 at the Uptown Theater. KFAI's Dixie Treichel has the story.
American Public Television will distribute the 56-minute documentary film “Searching for Sequoyah” that will premiere nationally on PBS stations in November. Cherokee Nation citizen Joshua Nelson is the co-producer/host/narrator for
Next week, we’ll celebrate a revitalization of Native American culture, explore the science of emotion with Your Fantastic Mind and much more.