Medicine Fiddle (1991)

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A vibrant and perceptive documentary that celebrates the fiddling dancing traditions of Native American and Metis families on both sides of the United States and Canadian border. Although European in origin, fiddling and step-dancing traditions of both Indian and mixed-blood descendants reflect a strong Native American influence and are sustained largely by Native American spiritual ideals. This remarkable film weaves music, dance, and storytelling into a compelling and entertaining experience.

Director: Michael Loukinen
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 81 min
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Editing: James P. Leary
Country: United States of America, Canada
Language: English, Français, Ojibwa
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Michael Loukinen
More Films in Genre: Documentary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Medicine Fiddle about?
A vibrant and perceptive documentary that celebrates the fiddling dancing traditions of Native American and Metis families on both sides of the United States and Canadian border. Although European in origin, fiddling and step-dancing traditions of both Indian and mixed-blood descendants reflect a strong Native American influence and are sustained largely by Native American spiritual ideals. This remarkable film weaves music, dance, and storytelling into a compelling and entertaining experience.
Who directed Medicine Fiddle?
Medicine Fiddle was directed by Michael Loukinen.
Who stars in Medicine Fiddle?
Medicine Fiddle stars Fred Allery, Frank Boyer Jr., Frank Boyer Sr., Rene Cote, Richard Gravelle, Lawrence Houle.
How long is Medicine Fiddle?
Medicine Fiddle has a runtime of 1h 21m (81 minutes).
What genre is Medicine Fiddle?
Medicine Fiddle is a Documentary film.
Where was Medicine Fiddle produced?
Medicine Fiddle was produced in United States of America, Canada.