Join me and a special guest on 27 February 2021, for an online screening & discussion of the documentary, “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way”. View trailers and other videos at VIMEO. This event is part of a series by Exil – Osnabrücker Zentrum für Flüchtlinge e.V., titled “Schwartz ist der Ozean”. It starts […]
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4 Dec -#Films Screening Event and Q&A “UNSEEN UNHEARD // The #Indigenous Perspective” in #Berlin
2019 has been extremely challenging, succinctly put. Endeavoring to finish up my next documentary by the end of this year, a shorter work titled, “ALMOST” on reality, identity and Indigeneity, and the effects of stigma and prejudice. But before that, I have a couple of more screenings scheduled. On this Thursday, 21 November, in cooperation […]
#Saskatoon in Seven! #Documentary Screening at PAVED Arts For Wanuskewin Heritage Park Event
Shared from their website: Screening: Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way A Documentary Film by D.S. Red Haircrow – Presented by Wanuskewin Galleries Friday, January 18, 8pm Upstairs at PAVED Arts 424 20th Street West Saskatoon Free Admission A documentary film project directed by Red Haircrow on Native stereotypes and their connection to racism, colonialism, and […]
Curating a #Film Series “identity. intersectionality. #indigeneity” Nov 7th-Dec 5th in #Berlin w/ xart splitta
A Film Series by Red Haircrow in cooperation with xart splitta. FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE. Pls. view full programme here: www.xartsplitta.net/en/identity-intersectionality-indigeneity/ Description: “A spirit permeates western society of ignoring the harm caused others, especially if it’s for one’s own gratification or convenience. Racism, homo- and transphobia, ableism and sexism are behaviors that demonstrate that spirit. They damage, […]
Behind the Scenes of “Forget Winnetou!” Hindsight on Collaboration
The stories of indigenous peoples and other people of color have been misrepresented and usurped by white people since the invention of moving pictures. Yet no one is better equipped to tell their own stories than the peoples themselves. In my opinion, it is one of the most egregiously “passive” yet harmful ways indigenous peoples […]
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