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A film by Joel L. Freedman Now a motion picture "classic"... the Western Shoshone of Nevada fight to protect 24,000,000 acres of their Treaty land, save their sacred pinion trees and preserve their way of life. |
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A film by Joel L. Freedman "The powerfull sequel to the acclaimed Broken Treaty At Battle Mountain - A gripping, contemporary story of the Western Shoshone people's fight to save Indian ancestral lands from illegal seizure and nuclear destruction!" - National Congress of American Indians |
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This film is a shocker and is the true story of Americas #1 political prisoner - Native American, who after 25 years is still in jail, framed by the U.S. Government for his fight against the oppression of his people. Endorsed by Leonard himself and by the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee. |
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A Video by Joel L. Freedman " A stunning theatrical performance by the Saami People of the Arctic dramatizing One Thousand Years of Indigenous history, with fantastic music, unique chanting and weird and wonderful masks. Filmed at the Olympic Games at Lillehammer! " - The Westport News |
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This EMMY AWARD NOMINATED Video is a powerful and evocative tribute to Native women. Three indigenous grandmothers return to their roots from which they were unceremoniously yanked. A powerful spiritual work. |
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The true, vivid story, told by Sitting Bull's spirit, of the Massacre at Wounded Knee. A group of Native people take a 250 mile horseback journey in the minus 70° winter land - a striking spiritual quest to come to terms with and to retrace the ghostly trail taken by Lakota men, women and children to their death. |
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