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Thursday, November 30
- Friday, December 1 - Saturday, December
2 - Sunday, December 3
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Saturday, December
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Radio Listening @ the Festival: 11
am - 3 pm, Resource Center, 2nd Floor
Drawn from Native communities throughout the hemisphere,
radio and Web-based media are featured at individual viewing
stations. Organized by the NMAI’s Film and Video Center
and the Resource Center.
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Auditorium
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Diker Pavilion
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Meeting Room 1
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Screening Room
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10
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10 am
Our Languages, Our Stories
Two Winters: Tales from
Above the Earth, Popol
Vuh: The Quiché Maya Creation Myth &
Taina-Kan,
The Big Star
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10:30
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10:30 am
Native Places
Uratarimanta:
This Is Democracy for Us
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10:30 am
This Is Who I Am
Not Just a Halfbreed,
The Duck, The
Man,
The Woman,
Plastic Warriors, &
Apples and Indians
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10:30 am
Speaking Out
Waterbuster
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11
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11:15
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11:15 am - 1:15 pm
Our Languages, Our Stories
Why Save a Language?,
Female Rain - Nilts'a Bi'aad,
Radio Ñonmdaa:
The Word of Water, & Goodnight
Irene
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11:30
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11:30 am
Native Places
The Border Crossed
Us,
Sueños Binacionales/Bi-National Dreams, &
Cheranasticotown
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12 pm
This Is Who I Am
Patrick Ross,
Su Naa (My Big Brother),
Suckerfish,
A Horse Called Memory,
Ka Haka Rongo/To Listen, & Half
of Anything
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12:05 pm
Speaking Out
History of the
Iñupiat: 1961, The Duck-in, & Yukon
Circles
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12:30
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1
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1:15
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1:15 - 3:15 pm
Our Languages, Our Stories
Keepers
of the Language: Mildred Milliea, Cane
Music, Nuevo
Amanecer/New Dawn, Indians
for Indians: A Radio Program, & De
la Tierra a la Pantalla/From Land to Screen
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1:20 pm
Speaking Out
History
of the Iñupiat: 1961, The Duck-in, & Yukon
Circles
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1:30
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1:30 pm
Native Places
Umbral/Threshold &
La Cumbre Sagrada/
The Sacred Summit
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1:45
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1:45 pm
This Is Who I Am
Crazy
Ind'n, Smoke
Break, The
Wagon-Burner, Contest,
& Monotony
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2
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2:30
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2:35 pm
Speaking Out
If
the Name Has to Go
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3
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3 pm
Native Places
Gesture Down (I Don't
Sing),
The Last Trek, &
Nganawendaanan Nde'ing
(I Keep Them in My Heart)
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3:05 pm
This Is Who I Am
Divided By Zero,
Matto Saina - Ta As Hurao/The
Return of the Elder Hurao, Meskanahk
(My Path), & Grace
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3:15
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3:15 - 4:15 pm
Our Languages, Our Stories
Hapunda,
Kurita Kaheri "Messenger of the Gods", &
Hanondagonyes "Town
Destroyer"
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3:10 pm
Speaking Out
If the Name Has
to Go
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3:30
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3:45
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4
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4:15
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4:15 - 6 pm
New Short Fiction
Kinnaq Nigaqtuqtuaq/The
Snaring Madman, The
Winter Chill, Sunshine,
& Share the Wealth
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4:15 pm
Native Places
La Cumbia del Mole,
Hombres y
Mujeres Ikoots/Ikoots Men and Women, Radio
Chanul Pom, From the Heart of the Highlands of Chiapas,
Havasupai, &
Dulce Convivencia/Sweet
Gathering
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4:30
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4:45
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5
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5:15
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5:30
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6
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6:30
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7
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7 - 9:30 pm
Heart of Courage
Introduced by Jennifer Aguilera Silva, Humberto Claros, and Iván
Sanjinés.
Newen/Life-Force, Cocanchej
Sutimpy/In the Name of Our Coca Leaves, & Venciendo
el Miedo/Conquering Fear
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7 pm - 9:30 pm
New Navajo Cinema
Introduced by Nanobah Becker
and Blackhorse Lowe.
Conversion &
5th World
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7:30
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8
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8:30
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9
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9:30
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Sunday, December
3
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Radio Listening @ the Festival: 11
am - 3 pm, Resource Center, 2nd Floor
Drawn from Native communities throughout the hemisphere,
radio and Web-based media are featured at individual viewing
stations. Organized by the NMAI’s Film and Video Center
and the Resource Center.
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Time
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Auditorium
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Diker Pavilion
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Meeting Room 1
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Screening Room
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11
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11 am
Our Lands Are Not for Sale
La Tierra
Es Nuestra Esperanza/The Land Is Our Hope: Resistance to the "Plan
Puebla Panama", Pa'
Poder que Nos Den Tierra/Power to Give Us Land, &
Sachata Kishipichik
Mani/I Am the Defender of the Forest
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11 am
Tradition Keepers
Guardianes del
Maíz/
Guardians of the Corn & Manoomin:
A Minnesota Way of Life
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11 am
New Generations
Kmoots'i Loobil
in Kaajal/The Ancient Roots of My Town
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11 am
Community
Lima ¡Was!
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11:15
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11:45
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11:45 am
New Generations
First Fire, Spider
Kid, Marble
Gangsta, &
By the Rapids
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12:10 pm
Community
Lima ¡Was!
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12:15
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12:20 pm
Tradition Keepers
Charlie Makes
a Drum,
Na Florentina,
& K'evujel ta
Jteklum/Song of Our Land
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12:30
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12:45
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12:45 pm
New Generations
Video from Ojos Diversos
Taller en Juchitán/Workshop
in Juchitán, Santiago
Xanica: Seis Años de Lucha y Resistencia, &
El Mar Es de Todos/The
Sea Belongs to All of Us
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1
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1:00 pm
Our Lands Are Not for Sale
Lye & Sipakapa
No Se Vende/Sipakapa Is Not for Sale
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1:15
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1:15 pm
Community
Unakuluk, Dear Little One
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1:30
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1:30 pm
New Generations
Coureurs de Nuit/Night
Hunters & En-Why-Oh
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1:45
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1:50 pm
Tradition Keepers
Natchiliagniaqtuguk/Seal
Hunting with Dad
& Diet of Souls
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2
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2:15 pm
New Generations
¿A Dónde
Va tu Basura?/Where Does Your Trash Go? & La
Leyenda de los Vientos de Fuego/The Legend of the Fire Winds
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2:10 pm
Community
Teachings
of the Tree People: The Work of Bruce Miller
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2:30
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2:45
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2:45 pm
Our Lands Are Not for Sale
The Shirt, Yellow
Dust,
& The Snowbowl
Effect
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3
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3:10 pm
Tradition Keepers
Smudge, Medicine
Walker,
& Nikan
Ikon Ti Topajcha/
This Is How We Heal
Ourselves Here
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3:10 pm
New Generations
A New Day in
a New Life,
Red Brick Road,
& That Girl
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3:15
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3:30
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3:45
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4
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4:00 pm
New Generations
Video from Native Lens
Becoming, Why
We Play Basketball, & Rez
Life
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4:15
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4:15 pm
Our Lands Are Not for Sale
Mauna Kea - Temple Under
Siege
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4:30 pm
Community
Waterbuster
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4:45
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4:45 pm
Tradition Keepers
Numbe Whageh
(Our Center Place) &
Iauaretê: Waterfall
of the Jaguars
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4:45 pm
New Generations
Moccasin
Flats:
Whose Team Are You On? & Moccasin
Flats: The Other Side
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5:30
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6:30
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7
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7 - 9 pm
Mohawk Girls
Introduced by Gail Maurice
and Tracey Deer.
Memory in Bones
&
Mohawk Girls
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7 pm - 9 pm
Trudell
Introduced by
Heather Rae.
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7:30
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8
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8:30
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9
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Closing Night Celebration
CLUB RED CAFÉ at the National Museum of the American
Indian, Diker Pavilion for Native Arts and Culture
Celebrate with the filmmakers and participants in the 2006 Native
American Film + Video Festival for live musical performances by
indigenous artists at the Club Red Café.
Scheduled artists: COREY ALLISON, THE DUST DIVE, DJ VIGILANTE,
JAAS
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