Reel Injun official trailer HD

Now Playing in select locations:

Canada:

- July 21st-25th @ The Gimli Film Festival in Gimli, MB

- July 22nd @ The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria in Victoria, BC

- October 2nd @ The 2010 Celebration of First Nations in Huron County, ON (with Director Neil Diamond in attendance!)

- October 28th @ Museum London in London, ON (with Director Neil Diamond in attendance!)

U.S.:

- October 12th-17th @ The Indigenous Film Festival in Denver, CO

The trailer for the feature documentary REEL INJUN. On the trail of the Hollywood Indian, through a century of filmmaking. Theatrical release in the US: Spring 2010.

Featuring interviews with Clint Eastwood, Jim Jarmusch, Graham Greene, Adam Beach, Wes Studi, Russell Means, Sacheen Littlefeather, John Trudell and Zacharias Kunuk.

Follow online trail of the Reel Injun:
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Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/reelinjun
Official site: http://www.reelinjunthemovie.com

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Directed by Neil Diamond, produced by Rezolution Pictures in co-production with The National Film Board of Canada in association with CBC News Network. Distributed in Canada by Domino Film Ltd.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Hollywood
• Indian
• Native
• John
• Wayne
• Westerns
• Clint
• Eastwood

[Kijarat]

fuck yes man, at last.

[aprofeti]

Thanks! I live in Italy and I'm against the stereotypes on the Native American People..Thanks, thanks thanks!!!

[SeverinGhostDance]

@kyotetwokyote Charlie Hill.

[FightsRightsAlways]

why are white people so obsessed with Indians??

[soursop]

Just saw this on NetFlix great, this was eye opening for me, very much humanize Aboriginal north Americans. thanks

[bluedreamer5000]

lol we couldn't find one.did you try a reservation??

[kyotetwokyote]

whos the guy at 0:45 because he sounds hilarious

[TheShallowpond]

LOVE THIS

[VillemarMxO]

This is a great doc, just saw this having DVR'd it a few weeks ago.  It's very good at covering the evoluion of depictions of Native Americans over 100 years of cinema, up to the modern era where they are finally having real opportunities to express themselves through independent film and the democratization of filmaking technologies. And on top of it I have a bunch of new movies I need to check out now :-)

[LuckyLeftyLuciano]

An excellent documentary film. It's definitely deserving of a lot more critical acclaim and viewership than it has received thus far.

[luveanime]

Just saw this today it makes me realize even more how african and native americans have in common we both had to fight to be treated as humans

[JSKaoru]

I live in Brazil and I'd like to watch this. What should I do?

Just clear a doubt, please: is it a documentary about Native-Americans' stereotypes in Hollywood? If it is, I'd love to watch it.

Sorry for my English.