"The museum's annual celebration of the best in Native film will be available to view on demand from Friday, November 21, 5pm (ET) through Friday, November 28, 5pm (ET) on the Native Cinema Showcase website. This year's showcase shares stories of resilience, inspiration, and hope as well as tales that entertain and educate through a variety of film genres. Countries represented are the United States, Peru, New Zealand, and Greenland. There are four Indigenous languages spoken in the films: Quechua, Māori, Kalaallisut, and Mohawk."
"Film List América (Peru, 2025, 15 minutes) Director: Javier Arias-Stella Quechua and Spanish with English subtitles First Horse (New Zealand, 2024, 11 minutes) Director: Awanui Simich-Pene (Māori) Māori with English subtitles MATURE CONTENT ADVISORY: Implied suicide This program is funded in part by the Walt Disney Company. Ivikkisartoq Kingulleq (The Last Grass Seamstress) (Greenland, 2024, 18 minutes) Director: Arina Kleist (Inuk) Kalaallisut with English subtitles Tentsítewahkwe (US, 2024, 17 minutes) Director: Katsitsionni Fox (Mohawk) English, Mohawk with English subtitles"
The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian will stream the Native Cinema Showcase on demand from Friday, November 21, 5pm (ET) through Friday, November 28, 5pm (ET) at AmericanIndian.si.edu. The program features short films from the United States, Peru, New Zealand, and Greenland, with four Indigenous languages spoken: Quechua, Māori, Kalaallisut, and Mohawk. Featured films include América (Peru), First Horse (New Zealand; contains mature content advisory), Ivikkisartoq Kingulleq (Greenland), and Tentsítewahkwe (US). The showcase presents stories of resilience, inspiration, hope, entertainment, and education across multiple genres, and is funded in part by the Walt Disney Company.
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