Tamanawis Illahee (1983)
Rituals and Acts in a Landscape
A film of the Pacific Northwest, the native people, poetry, history and the forces of change. This was an homage to the Indian heritage of the Pacific Northwest and a study in the contrast of how native people used the land, as opposed to European settlers who gradually took it over. It is experimental in style, combining time-lapse photography, archive footage, classic photographs by documentarist Edward Curtis, museum artifacts and other image sources.
Director: Ron Finne
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 59 min
Release Date: January 1, 1983
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Language: English
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Tamanawis Illahee about?
- A film of the Pacific Northwest, the native people, poetry, history and the forces of change. This was an homage to the Indian heritage of the Pacific Northwest and a study in the contrast of how native people used the land, as opposed to European settlers who gradually took it over. It is experimental in style, combining time-lapse photography, archive footage, classic photographs by documentarist Edward Curtis, museum artifacts and other image sources.
- Who directed Tamanawis Illahee?
- Tamanawis Illahee was directed by Ron Finne.
- Who stars in Tamanawis Illahee?
- Tamanawis Illahee stars Robert Barton, George Venn, William Stafford, Richard Hugo, David Wagoner.
- How long is Tamanawis Illahee?
- Tamanawis Illahee has a runtime of 59m (59 minutes).
- What genre is Tamanawis Illahee?
- Tamanawis Illahee is a Documentary film.