Screening at the American Indian Film Festival - November 1 - 8 • 2014

SUN. NOV. 9 AMERICAN INDIAN MOTION PICTURE AWARDS SHOW (AIMPAS) • PALACE OF FINE ARTS • San Francisco, CA
Honors filmmakers, actors and showcases contemporary Native American talent. Starring; #Inez Jasper, Drew LaCapa, Keith Secola, Swil Kanim, Ras K’Dee, Yaaw Tei Yi Tlingit Dancers,#and Spencer Battieste. Hosts; Tonantzin Carmelo and Michael Spears.
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About American Indian Film Institute & American Indian Film Festival-
The American Indian Film Institute's mission is to foster understanding of the culture, traditions and issues of contemporary American Indian and First Nation peoples. We encourage Indian filmmakers to bring to the broader media culture the indigenous voices, viewpoints and stories that have historically been excluded from mainstream media. Moreover, our goals include tireless advocacy for authentic visual and work-force representations of Indians in the media. The American Indian Film Festival, established in 1975, is the oldest and most prominent media showcase of its kind in the world. In nearly four decades of work, AIFF has screened over 2,000 films from American Indian and First Nation communities.

The Amautalik
Neil Christopher, Director
Animated Short
7 m – Canada – 2014
The Amautalik is adapted from an Inuit folktale that has been shared by the Caribou Inuit from the Canadian Arctic for countless generations. The film introduces two very common themes and messages of these traditional stories: the mistake of mistreating or neglecting orphans, and the value of thinking through a problem. Life is tough in the Arctic, where a child without a parent was often considered a burden; mistreated and underestimated. The stories steadfastly illustrate how – over any advantage a person might have – wisdom and quick thinking are more important than strength.

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