Now Playing Synopsis: A teenage girl who's struggling with her sense of self befriends an enigmatic Native American man who helps her to move beyond a family tragedy and embrace her true identity in this coming-of-age drama based on a story by Judy Blume (who collaborated on the screenplay with her son, director Lawrence Blume). Feeling lost in the world following the death of her father, 17-year-old Davey (Willa Holland) subsequently finds herself living in Los Alamos, NM, with her Aunt Bitsy (Cynthia Stevenson). Socially awkward and unable to connect with her peers, Davey begins exploring the canyons around her home and meets Wolf (Tatanka Means). Wolf is a kind soul who can recognize the pain in Davey's eyes, and his compassion and wisdom helps to draw out the strength hidden deep inside the grieving girl. The more Davey learns about life, love, and loss, the more she begins to realize just how valuable they are in a world where everything is temporary. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Willa Holland, Tatanka Means Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...teaching experience. Extensive experience in rural health is highly desirable, including past success with Alaska Native/American Indian populations. An established record of external funding is required, along with demonstrated leadership...

...and performed by a multi-cultural cast of eleven artists including native Gwich'in speakers, Alaska Native, Native American actors and FST company members. The project incorporates arts education and language revitalization through the live...

...Could be, I've written a song called Blue Wing that was done by Johnny Cash that was really about an Alaskan Native American. I find Alaska a very special place, I like the people. Obviously it's a place where nature is overwhelming so...

...cultures, an amalgamation of its African, European and Native American locals. It just happens that this time around it's...and were used to fill European items like pies. Native Americans contributed their knowledge of the land and its ingredients...

...out loud! We're expected to celebrate his discovery of America. Ironic, since there were already millions of Native Americans living on the continent in 1492 when Columbus sailed the ocean blue. It's a national travesty that the Super Bowl...

Now Playing Synopsis: Filmmaker Rodney Ascher examines the many conspiracy theories surrounding Stanley Kubrick's controversial 1980 horror classic The Shining by speaking with fans of the film, and scholars who claim the director had a hidden agenda in adapting Stephen King's bestselling novel to the big screen. In-depth conversations with Bill Blakemore, Geoffrey Cocks, Juli Kearns, John Fell Ryan, and Jay Weidner (Kubrick's Odyssey) reveal a wide spectrum of theories pertaining to Kubrick's film, including speculation that it was a cinematic allegory for the slaughter of Native Americans, the Holocaust, or perhaps a cleverly-constructed confession that he was in fact the filmmaker responsible for faking the 1969 moon landing that placed the U.S. at the cutting-edge of the international space race against the former Soviet Union. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Bill Blakemore, Geoffrey Cocks, Juli Kearns, John Fell Ryan, Jay Weldner Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...hunt and spent time enjoying nature. He had many hobbies, including traveling, reading and collecting antiques and Native American artifacts.Paul was a loving son, devoted brother, beloved uncle, best friend and consummate good Samaritan...

...Caucasian defines me. However, I was born and raised in the U.S., as were my parents, and am, therefore, Native American. Tribe? Viking if I must fill in that blank. This Norwegian American, for the sake of argument, pictures exempted...

...learn about the culture and fry bread is part of the Native American culture not just here in Alaska, but throughout the...Lower 48 and said the creation is still popular among Native Americans. "It just amazes me that no matter where I've...