Minnesota’s Cinema Source
Where Condor Meets Eagle: Indigenous Bolivian and Native American Film Festival
Presented by Native American Film Series
Friday, March 16, 2012 through Sunday, March 18, 2012
Mpls
Festival website
The festival title, Where Condor Meets Eagle, reflects the prophecy that when the Condor (Bolivia) meets the Eagle (North America) the Indigenous continent will be healed. This title also represents our philosophy to promote good health/living well for Indigenous communities through decolonization and self-determination.
Festival schedule
Friday, March 16
- 5:30 pm : Los Pueblos Indigenas: Asi Pensamos /Indigenous Peoples: This is How We Think
- 5:45 pm : Suma Causay Teco Kavi: El Proceso de la Asamblea Contituyente/ For a Better Life: the Process of a Constitutional Assembly
- 7:30 pm : Kanchari'y/ To Light the Spirit
- 8:45 pm : El Grito de la Selva/ Cry of the Forest
Saturday, March 17
- 5:45 pm : Finding Our Talk: Bolivia
- 7:00 pm : Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change
- 8:45 pm : Venciendo el Miedo/Conquering Fear
- 10:15 pm : Los Angeles de la Tierra/Angels of the Earth
Sunday, March 18
- 5:15 pm : The Warriors Dance
- 5:30 pm : Fort, Fourty
- 6:00 pm : Life In The Seventh Prophecy
- 6:10 pm : Indian Humor 3
- 6:30 pm : Red Lake The Sacred Heart of Our People
- 7:15 pm : Los Pueblos Indigenas: Asi Pensamos /Indigenous Peoples: This is How We Think
- 7:30 pm : Qulqi Chaleco/Vest Made of Money
- 8:30 pm : Qati Qati/Whispers of Death
- 9:30 pm : Llanthupi Munakui/ Loving Each Other in the Shadows
Films now showing
Christendom has a new ally, or as some would say, he is the enemy.
Showing June 1 at in
A dramatized account of a great Russian naval mutiny and a resulting street demonstration which brought on a police massacre.
Showing May 26 at Trylon Microcinema in Minneapolis
