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EPISODE · Nov 7, 2020 · 1H 22M

Smoke Signals

from Native Film Talk

Hey Victor! Come listen as I review one of the greatest Native stories ever told on big screen. Let's talk about what scenes, lines, and characters reverberate throughout Indian Country today. I love this movie, but I didn't always love it. This movie changes with you and ages along with you. As I re-watched this movie now as a man, father, and husband, this is far different from when I first saw it as a teenager. I'll discuss what this movie meant for us Natives back in 1998 and what it'll mean moving forward. Also why does this 22 year old movie feel like the high point? I'll discuss why it feels like a high point and where we go from here. But mostly, you'll listen to me fanboy over this movie, recite some favorite scenes, and share some personal stories about my connection to this film. Come with me and reminisce about Smoke Signals! It's a good day to be Indigenous!

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