Institute History
Description
This excellent selection of films shows the way Native and aboriginal filmmakers throughout the Western Hemisphere are moving beyond thetraditional documentary form to illustrate the sociopolitical aspects of their everyday life. The Three Sevens, a tapestry of brief impressions of the life experiences of a Native man from Coulmbia, living in exile in Canada.
— Stephen Lewis
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