Institute History
Description
Harold Sinseer is the leader of the Warriors of Orange, "tricksters in the new school of socio-acupuncture, where a little pressure fills the purse." His scheme this time is to seek funding from foundation directors to develop coffeehouses that will serve locally grown "pinch bean" coffee, a supposed cure for alcoholism. The film shows two indigenous Minnesota cultural entities—American Indians and philanthropic foundations—and how their interactions develop cultural goals to test and amuse.
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