Big Bear - part 1 Native American movie

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Film & Animation

Tags:

• Cree
• Big Bear
• Native American
• Michael Greyeyes
• movie
• history
• Turtle Island
• America
• native american

[ImRussianJew]

culinary question 3:44..i see the meat was laying to dry..r nasty flies do not attacking it..how do they did it, to have a perfect jerky?

[arafel1964]

@ImRussianJew ; I have no idea but no doubt that if you google on 'Native American 'jerky you'll find information enough.

[puritymom]

How can I get a copy of this film?

[arafel1964]

I've no idea. I downloaded this from a Dutch speaking website for, let's say, 2 dollars and then used WMM to edit it.

Maybe your local library has it?.

You can include this movie on a website but which program you need to downlaod it on your website and then back to your pc to set it on cd-rom/dvd/blue-ray I have no idea.

[Linguiphile]

I love how this movie portrays its story from the perspective of the natives by having them speak in colloquial and fluent language easily understood by the audience, while having the scheming foreigners talk in silly gibberish. Very nicely done. Thank you Arafel1964.

[acerb45666555]

8:56........how obscene! Holy men doin the governments dirty work! a True priest does not do the will of avaricious politicians! not in my book!

[ImA1xSwitcher]

@ImRussianJew Dried first I presume, i never actually did it, but I seen it done, they just leave the meat in there with the door closed so no animals get it, meat's hanging to dry, then it's smoked i presume

[ImRussianJew]

@ImA1xSwitcher I have bought smocking "equipment" from home depot last fall, had no chance to try it yet, but will try this spring :):)..question ..do you dry it first and than smoke? (went t\h websites for direction..all directions mostly commercial..not actual jerky making "recipe" )

[ImA1xSwitcher]

@ImRussianJew It gets smoked anyways, it's like boiling water. Cleans it

[1ntoxicated1]

@ImRussianJew im from A Tribe called Dene Tha

[ImRussianJew]

@1ntoxicated1 I'm sure its yummy....love it already :) What Native tribe you are from?

[1ntoxicated1]

@ImRussianJew Im a Native in my peoples way we use smoke to dry the meat

[ImRussianJew]

@arafel1964 :) its came out not Native American..but who knows what..but i like it :) thank you for responding :)

[AntiGun111]

does anyone know if those are real natives or just white man pretending to be? i hope those are really my ppl acting in this movie