A New Native American Classic
selected for the Sundance Film Festival and for Venice Days
“…cosmic perspective…Frankie’s deep, rumbling voice, even when weakened, lends his remarks a weighty finality…quiet humanity of the performances infuses the movie with a truthfulness.”
- New York Times
starring Richard Ray Whitman and Casey Camp-Horinek
“[Sterlin] Harjo, with his absorbing shooting rhythms, keen eye for landscape and drama, and two remarkable stars, Richard Ray Whitman and Casey Camp-Horinek, reinvigorates the notion of a road movie, investing the genre with emotion both plangent and deep.”
- Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art
Official Selection: Sundance Film Festival, New Directors/New Films
A lyrical road journey through the flat plains of Oklahoma, Sterlin Harjo’s second feature follows an older, estranged Native American couple as they visit the stations of their fractured relationship. A frank, unsentimental love story, the film is also a love letter to the people and places of the director’s home state.
For screenings in the U.S. and Canada, please contact Kino Lorber, or buy a PPR DVD from them.
Upcoming International Screenings:
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Already played but would love to play again:
Denver, Colorado / Washington, DC / Mill Valley, California / San Francisco, California / Lincoln, Nebraska / Oklahoma City, Oklahoma / Tulsa, Oklahoma / Tucson, Arizona / Ada, Oklahoma / Bainbridge Island, Washington / Sedona, Arizona / North Charleston, South Carolina / Palm Springs, CA / Cleveland, OH / Plimoth Plantation, Massachusetts / St. Cloud, Minnesota / Seattle, Washington / Austin, Texas / Denton, Texas / Bellingham, Washington / Bismarck, North Dakota …
