Classic American Indian Movies (Sitting Bull / Cry Blood, Apache / Battle Of Chief Pontiac)

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3 Great Movies on 1 DVD. Star Power, Exciting Genre with Extras on each DVD.

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Some good, some bad.......2007-01-18

The third movie in this epic (Battle of Chief Pontiac) does not play. May I please exchange it for a fully functional copy? Otherwise, my husband loved it. Great for the grandkids to watch, too.

nice transfer of these movies,and a good price.......2006-06-15

the transfers of these movies are nice and that helps,but to call these movies classic is a big leap. still some good cowboy and indian movies!

Classic is an apt term.......2003-12-02

Of the three movies, Sitting Bull (starring Iron Eyes Cody) and Battles of Chief Pontiac (Movie is in Black & White but is appropriate for the setting and date,stars Lon Chaney, Jr. and Lex Barker)are the best. Even tho Cry Blood, Apache is a poor third, the set is well worth the money. The injustices done to the American Indian is clearly and, I think, fairly presented.

Classic Native American Films DVD: Vintage Navajo & Pueblo Indians People & Culture History Films

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Classic Native American Films DVD: Vintage Navajo & Pueblo Indians People & Culture History Films

Manufacturer: Quality Information Publishers Inc.
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Table Of Contents:
(1) The Pueblo Heritage (1950) - 20 minutes
(2) Navajo Canyon Country (1954) - 12 minutes (3) Old West, Cowboys and Indians (1920's) - 15 minutes
(2) Navajo Canyon Country (1954) - 12 minutes running time (3) Old West, Cowboys and Indians (1920's) - 15 minutes

ASIN: B000J2FPZE

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This is a compilation of old rare Native American and American Indian 16mm films that have been digitized and collected onto DVD. You can't find this DVD anywhere else, because we designed it ourselves! It's a must for Native American educators, enthusiasts or collectors. Table Of Contents: (1) The Pueblo Heritage (1950) - This is a fantastic film about the history of the Pueblo people. There is wonderful, invaluable footage of Indian jewelry, pottery, weavings and other crafts being produced. There is also footage of a Native American celebration and ceremonial - 20 minutes (2) Navajo Canyon Country (1954) - Glorious footage of Navajo Nation country in New Mexico and Arizona abounds in this movie, including great shots of the daily life of the Native Americans inhabiting the area - 12 minutes (3) Old West, Cowboys and Indians (1920's) - This is a rare reel of amateur film shot sometime around the 1920s or 1930s that shows historical documentation of parts of the Southwest United States and the Native American culture that permeated the region. Adobe architecture is everywhere and Native American clothing and celebrations are found in the footage - 15 minutes

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