Now available on DVD at eBay, the 2018 award winning documentary, “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way”, directed, produced and edited by Red Haircrow. Quantities are limited in this first test, restocked as needed. Format: DVD Region: PALWebsite: https://forgetwinnetou.com/Genre: Dokumentarfilm/DocumentaryErscheinungsjahr/Released: 2018Audio: German/Deutsch, English/EnglischUntertiteln/Undertitles: GermanLaufzeit/Runtime: 70min. Description: “The same mentality that ignores indigenous rights to self-representation are often those who […]
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Archival #Audio Now Available – “Forget #Winnetou! How projections become reality” at the TRAFO Ideenkongress
My conversation on “Forget #Winnetou! How projections become reality” at the TRAFO – Modelle für Kultur im Wandel Ideenkongress in Halle (Saale) in September now available. http://audio-archive.com/#/talk/1872 Event: How to Speak of the Land. 168 narratives to a question Keyword: Indigenous traditions Recorded: Halle (Saale), September 19th 2018, 20.05, Table 11 Expert: Red Haircrow / Berlin
My Film Excerpt in Deutsches Hygiene Museum’s New Exhibition on Race – May 19, 2018 to Jan. 6, 2019
Pleased to announce my small part in the upcoming opening of a new exhibition on race at the Deutsches Hygiene Museum in Dresden, Germany. Film footage from my documentary film, “Forget Winnetou: Loving in the Wrong Way” (2018), will be part of a critically needed discussion on the origins of the race myth, and the […]
Appreciation & Thanks to All, Screening of “Forget Winnetou!” Feb. 11th at Delphi Theater
Sincere thanks to everyone who came out to our theatrical premiere at the Delphi Theater in Berlin on Sunday! I so appreciate each and every one for taking the time on a rather sleepy Sunday, and the support and opportunity to share the experiences and observations entrusted to the project from all our participants. The full […]
Two New Documentaries on Native Stereotypes & German Cultural Appropriation-Ours Hits the Reality for Natives
For those of you in Canada, you should be able to check out this documentary debuting on Jan. 28th on CBC Docs. It follows Drew Hayden Taylor’s “search” in Germany on the “why” of hobbyism. I was invited to write a counter-point essay that will be published next week at CBC, and have a small part […]
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