Turquoise Rose - FULL MOVIE - Holt Hamilton Films - NATIVE AMERICAN COLLECTION
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2022
- Raised in the suburbs of Phoenix, a Navajo college student must choose between a vacation in Rome or moving to the reservation to care for her ailing grandmother.
2007 | Stars: Natasha Kaye Johnson, Ethel Begay, Deshava Apachee, Ernest Tsosie III, Vincent Craig | Director: Holt Hamilton
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I'm taking care of my mom who will be 96 in a couple of weeks. This hits home.
Oh yes. Love this. Take care of our elders while we have them. Thanks for sharing.
all the best to you and your mother.
♥️🫵
Took care of my Dad until end at home only 2 days in hospice. They came to house once after initiating the arrangement. Then he was gone. A little traumatizing even though it was time. You are blessed!
I really enjoyed the content of this movie. It made me respect the Native American people even more. Many have a hard life and don't get the respect they deserve.
That was sweet of you.
Que viva la familia ❤
What gorgeous breathtaking take my breath away scenery
Speak for yourself. I have great respect for native people and ALL people. Only disrespectful people see only disrespect.
I agree, that they have it though and deserve respect, but that ,s not what my comment is about?,I actually like the native Americans and I watch alot of chanel,s that teach us about their custome and history, and I learn Soo much from all those chanel, I'm just saying I wasn't happy about the way she fucked the dog away like it was a bag of trash?, I mean ?, That must have hurt the dog right?, Are these people suppose to have a spiritual connection with mother earth and animals?, If it was just a prop, then that is fine, I'm actually surprised that no one in the comments have said anything about this , EXCEPT me?, Am I MISSING SOMTHING HERE? just wondering?
I loved this film. Family is everything in Indian Country. If it wasn't so Native People would have never survived 400 years of genocide.
So very true ......
As well as hundreds and thousands of years of battles between native tribes for land, power etc.
@@SDPtoronto it was wars, not genocide
@@tsippyhadass897 lol, what do you think they did in these wars? Prank or scare each other? Boo! Is not seeking to “remove” the genetic line (killing all the wives and children even) of a tribe out of your land not genocide? Returning to your chief with as many scalps as possible made you the celebrated (genocidal) warrior. You know if they took the scalp it actually it meant proof of a death….
Yes I feel it was so too and you stand in a truth not many will speak out on. I am sure the Native Peoples will lead us all to a much more peaceful world where love family and peace is for everyone. I mean it too.
Our elders mean the world to us on our rez! Elders come first. My mom is 90 yrs. She is one of the last elder to speak our language. Our language is dying & the youth don't want to speak it. They can sometimes understand it but ashamed to speak it. So sad!
It is sad 😔 to see a culture with its language disappear. In Hawaii where I was born & raised, there are immersion schools teaching & speaking Hawaiian & other languages of the people there. Thru the Hula
You know your statement is heartfelt ,I'm Malaysian, English, Irish Scottish always lived in towns,cities in the u.k. never knew much about native americans was always drawn to tribal culture,and boom when I had my calling it hit like a volcano ,when I first purchased my drum it played me ,and then my drum done past life regression on me I have seen I have been many leaders ,and I have started to speak a native language when drumming or rattleling ,nothing is ever lost xxxx
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I'm a kiwi I'd love to be a native American I have always had a connection, I've stayed on a rez and also traded for a dream catcher that I still have after 20 years, I feel for you ,such an important culture, check out leak project he visits many rock carving sites with native Americans, the world needs the storytelling
@@stevelichtwark4259 Hi I'm Maylasian,English, Irish and Scottish, I had a calling to be a shaman, and I do past life regression with my drum ,I have experienced doing past life I have been a shaman many times native american, African,amazonian ect... amongst many animals and so on,if your really drawn to the natives then you more than likely were once a native american in a past life,you are just having this present experience as you ,follow their culture ,spiritually, buy a shamanic drum,rattle,smudging feather,crystals ect... ,follow their respectful ways,talk with the native americans and you can surface all you have been to rise up all that you are ,meditate ,go out in nature and be silent ,connect with what creator gave us not modern day life,eat organic food is important and no matter what religion or belief we are all made up of organic material, honour and respect yourself your body is your temple,within it holds all the answers you seek ,unlock the doors within 😀
Im an indigenous women from Southamerica, i was adopted with only 6 month into a european family, since 20005 im back. In 2012 ive met the father of my daughter, he was raised in his indigenous comunity, still lives there. Watching turquoise learning all the skills, was a flashback. A very good movie i really appreciate it ✨
I loved that this movie had no cussing or sex in it! It didn't need it! We traveled to South Dakota in 2019 from Texas for a destination wedding to Custer State Park.....we were at Crazy Horse for Indigenous People Day and it was an experience that will live on for quite a while! I am of Cherokee descent and appreciate a good movie and a place to learn true history. Thank you for your great work!
You are welcome. Thank you for watching. Have you seen we have a new film coming out? www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
Hope to see more of these types of movies about the native Americans....
My favorite part in the movie is when Turquoise became truly engaged in her relationship with her Grandma in a supportive role and realized that she was there in support of Her and what she had to offer in understanding the Native ways. Turquoise then fell in love with living on the Res. and being able to meet the people that lived there by learning the customs and the Spiritual ways of the Indian Nations.
Thanks for sharing.
It is a beautiful thing when a daughter returns home.
when you talk, do you use these kinds of words?
@@BlueBeeThemeMusic only if it seems to make sense to me in the expression of the thoughts.
It seems someone prefers monosyllabic words only
What a beautiful, interesting, organic and honourable culture Native American's have.I have lived in large, busy towns where 'fame and fortune' rules most people's lives but I feel a deep affinity with the natural ways of all tribal peoples! I absolutely love this film and look forward to viewing more like it...thank you!!!
A positive beautiful movie
People and material things enhance our happiness in my opinion. A beautiful movie involving Native American who aren't given the place they deserve in these United States! Great film!
Among the most difficult things in life are in this film. Taking care of others (family and relations) and be simple and true. What is the most important thing in this movie is simplicity, tenderness and sweet easygoing. Far away from hollywood just be with human beings. Thank you.God Bless.
I always enjoy what you share here on RUclips but we're not friends yet, I will love to be friends with you.. how are you feeling today..?❤❤❤
Thank you so much for this movie! I can so relate to Harry's feelings about the Pow Wow ,because that's exactly the way I felt! I was adopted by a white family and when I found my Mom we started going to Pow Wows together. Wonderful memories!
Aww! This my favorite movie! Grandma are so special to us. They have a special place in our hearts. 😊💕🙏
This is good to hear. I am a grandma of 3,: and sometimes feel a quiet amazement when I really see how much they care for me. My son's babies often remind me when he was a baby, and I'm so thankful for him, and his babies.
I love watching these movies; as someone with native ancestors - it makes us see the beauty within the simplicity and how important passing those lessons on actually is!💯
Thank you! Have you seen all of my films? (Holt Hamilton, Filmmaker)
Thank you Holt. As a person from Olahoma with Cherokee heritage on my mother's side, I enjoy movies like this!
I love native American movies. Thanks for uploading this.
Wow, thank you very much. Just this movie came to me. I am so glad that you made this movie with beautiful native people. I loved it. Much appreciated 👍
The countryside is gorgeous. Having lived out SouthWest for about 40 years...Colorado and California i travelled through Utah..Arizona..Nevada and New Mexico often for various functions. Its amazingly gorgeous. I felt blessed to have had the privilege to be among it all.
I absolutely loved this film. I live in Colorado 40 years ago I lived in Gallup. I will never forget the Dine' . This film brought back so many beautiful memories of what I learned and what I saw by living in New Mexico❣️❣️❣️
Thanks for sharing!
A truly adorable story with the main female character has the personality of an angel. Lovely photography and love those landscapes in Arizona. Thanks for sharing your work with the viewer.
as a teenager I fell in love with the native way through my readings and understanding of their natural ways. I learned of their woodland skills and hunting skills I have been to pow wow's and enjoyed the experience I would rather be an Indian than a cowboy! My hunting dogs name was Shoshone!
Loved this movie
I loved the simple Living of the *Native Indians*
The simple things in Life gives you immense peace n happiness.
We have all been distracted away from this kind of life and it is the real way to live.
What a beautiful film.
I loved the gentle pace.
No HollyWeird BS & distracting & disconnecting effects.
No unnecessary empty filler words.
Like good music, all good stories need soulful spaces of silence for the soul to breathe & expand through the challenges.
Meegwech
Thank you for your nice comment. Here's our newest film coming out soon - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
I hope you are able to make more native movies in the future. Any native story from any country is a great thing to do . Keeping history alive is important
🎉🎉❤❤❤ yes .
I couldn’t agree more with you Leanne !!!
All of these people reminded me of my family members. Specially back home in Centra Mexico.. sometimes I feel shamed of being called "Indian" but when I see other tribes in South America and also in north America. I does make me feel proud to be Indigenous Native American!
Feel proud, because we are still here
@@anoukfialabeutler7819 we must find our race and breed within.. I have seen several indigenous people get married with blacks or whites. Yet they wonder why we are loosing our religion and beliefs
Thank you for sharing this. How could we share this film 'back home' for rest of your community to see? Very interesting!
Yes.
Don't anyone shake your Indigenousneess, stand tall like your Ancestors
Beautiful story and movie! I have Choctaw and Chickasha blood in my lineage but, my family from the early 1920s denied it and our ancestors were lost. I continue to research but, I havent been able to prove it with documentation. They were in Indian Nation pre-Dawes and were ashamed of their heritage.
Same with my son's Blackfoot & Cherokee lineage!😢 And my adopted daughter's! Been trying to get them to track theirs down before it's too late!
I'am hooked ! great movies...
Thank you! We have a new film coming soon - www.holthamilton.com/zachbates.html
I loved it. All the way through.
So many funny moments in this film that only Natives will understand. ❤️
Native what?
Lol... They all my relations... yep have similar situations within our tribes here too... But hey we worth it.. & we make beautiful kids & mokopuna/grandkids🙂💜💜💜
@@kvf_Aotearoanz ♥️🫵✌️🌠
I know right, ma sani speaking in Navajo the things she said were so hilarious. Made me cry tho when she was doing the sing prayer my Chii used to do that.
@@janicewelch517 the battle with the clock and boss. 😂
This movie was a Blessing!
Thank you for providing a movie that reflects a small portion of the beauty within the Native American culture. I was blessed to experience much of their culture in Alberta Canada and this movie brought me back to a wonderful place and time. Thank you for the movie and the excellent upload.
I never seen a movie like this before but it was a very beautiful movie heartwarming. And may turquoise Rose grandmother spirits rise high in the sky and her remains reincarnated into something beautiful. Grandma seem like a beautiful woman I made me think about my grandmother raised me and my past back in the 60s I've been thinking a lot about my family. This was really heartwarming the movie thank you for sharing it. Hope you will show others similar to this I would really enjoy it.
Thank you Calvin. Yes, we have others to share that are finished and more to come. Enjoy again and again.
Thank you for sharing your video that's really nice to see
a great movie 😊. shows the value of family !!!!! any family !
Thank you. Family is very important.
I love this movie miss talking my language,awesome actors.❤😊
I'm of Polish Ancestry but really enjoyed this film. I have seen it twice, so far. I like the refined culture and the passion these people have for the arts! Much respect.
I thoroughly enjoyed everything about this beautiful and engaging movie. I don’t know how I came upon it while scrolling RUclips but I am so happy that I did! Thank you for sharing this sweet, honorable, happy film ❤️
Thank you for sharing your comments. Have you seen any of our other films?
I respect the Indian culture,My great great grandmother was a Seminole Indian.
Good to hear. Our next film comes out November 3 - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
I do to my Grammy's great grandma was Sioux and she did have some of the traits of herbal medicine
The link is not working I want to watch it and it will not working
native american*, not indian
Nice movie, appreciation of family and making good friends. Getting an education and enjoying life.
One of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen! Everything is captured so well and transfers tk the viewer. I am so grateful I found the movie!
Thank you for your very nice comment. We are glad you found the movie too. :)
Thank you for this film. It was a balm to my soul.
Glad to hear.
I am so thankful I am watching the movie now I am so in tune with native American Indian the spirit of living and love blessings
Beautiful movie. Thank you for sharing this.
Glad you enjoyed it Thank you for taking the time to comment and share. (Holt Hamilton, Filmmaker)
What a beautiful story I love the American native my dream is to go to the reserve and also Yellowstone. My ancestors are from India and I'm south african Indian. ❤
Glad to hear. Our next film comes out November 3 - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
Thank you for sharing your amazing culture.
I cried, I laughed, it was a really good movie..👍👍
This is a very interesting movie based on a simple and touching story that happens in an Indian reservation having mesmerizing landscapes. Thanks for uploading the film.
Beautiful movie. Usually I don't care to watch any movies anymore but I did enjoy this one. I t made me cry when masani passed.
Simple, elegant, beautiful story. Don't miss this one!
Wonderful movie ,thanks. I was taught to be respectful to my elders
What a sweet movie! I lived in Fairbanks, Ak for 15 years, this movie reminded me a lot of the native Alaskan culture. You can't put a price on family!!
Our library has this movie, which years ago I checked this movie out. A rare find I liked the movie 🍿 happy I have I pad,and U tube is amazing, it’s winter here in Farmington. New Mexico,
A beautiful piece. I like the graceful touch on societal struggles, from language loss and alcoholism to the melding of pow-wow culture… very sweetly true. Just beautiful.
Thank you for watching. Have you seen we have a new film coming out? www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
deep down this movies carries a message to me.i really enjoyed this movie. the simple but elegant story line the very good acting and very much so no blood guts and gore made it very very good. the "native american" have been producing some excellent movies and i thank you for this enjoyable experience
There are many very creative folks out West. I lived in Colorado and visited the surrounding states where the artistry comes alive. From Kachina dolls to sculptures of many..Indians..cowboys..horses..landscapes. Its all wonderful and neverending. Thank God. Its beyond beautiful. ❤
No words could convey the gratitude for this movie.
What a nice film...so simple and yet so rich.Memorable.
Appreciate that! Any favorite parts? Also, have you seen trailer for our new film 'Touch the Water'? www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
Still love watching this. Growing up always watched this with my mom! Happy to see my peoples culture going world wide especially on RUclips a great source for videos even the educational ones! Even Stateline 😂
Loved the truth of the gentleness most people could only imagine. Thank you for a sincere portrail of an amazing people,
Native Americans are such a handsome people... There's a regality about them... "Dances with Wolves" really brought this out... Kevin Costner... I'll always remember as a young kid, reading about Custer's last stand... Actually being so pleased that the Indians had won that battle... Never liked what was done to such a dignified race of Indigeny... Cowboy films always portrayed them as savage and cruel... As was done to the Aboriginals of Australia, the Khoi San (Bushman) of the Kalahari in South Africa and others...
Man's inhumanity to his fellow man and woman and child...
Thanks for the sharing of such a lovely story... Magical
I have always loved Native American culture and especially Native American spiritual creativity but I can’t explain it. This film explains it much better than I can.
Such a fantastic film. Would like to see more films about Native American culture.
This movie is a Classic , a wonderful movie that should have won a slew of Awards .
Whenever watching it always an experience .
Thank you so much for your kind words. We very much appreciate calling it a classic. Do you have a favorite part?
@@HoltHamiltonFilms
No .
I like the trip to the Reservation , it's scenery ,
The Res. Rd. music ,
The verbal and non verbal interchanges with the hitch hiker ,
And the prelude building up to the trip .
But no , "a favorite part" is like asking that about the movie "Tombstone"-
How do you pick a "best" Doc Holliday part?
Turquoise Rose was so well cast , musically backrounded , and plot/scenes there's really no "favorite" .
So much was "spoken" without words , everything magically intertwined .
Thank you!
PS - Other than my obvious fascination with Tombstone ,
I otherwise never comment on movies .
@@waldipup9010 thank you and well said!
A classic requires the test of time. I know "instant classic" but that's ignorance.
@@BlueBeeThemeMusic Wish I could be as highly sofistimikated as you are ,
But to repeter' une Englais -
This is a freakin' classic .
This movie makes me cry evertime because it always reminds me of my grandmother
Grandmothers are so special. Please subscribe to our channel. Have you seen the trailer for our next film? ruclips.net/video/mmteT6v6dBo/видео.htmlsi=ORWEhSIeQpOZbH5c
Superb acting and wonderful story in the beautiful Southwest. I miss the Southwest where my heart still lives !
Thank you very much!
Loved this movie! Thanks for the upload! Now one of my faves! Couldn't stop watching it! I'm watching it again for the 4th time! 👍😊
love the raw beauty of the land and the sweet love of youth, the so so beautiful singing of the men on the drum, the dances at the pow wow and the whole life of those tribal nations living on the land...thank you!
Great comment. Thanks for sharing. Here's our newest film coming out soon - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
Brilliant movie. I like native Americans movies since , I was at childhood yrs.
I agree with you Miss Ricka. This was a very good movie, I refleck often to my grandparents. Family is important. GOD watch over all the Native Americans, they were here first.
That was beautiful! Thank you!
Thank you for watching. Our next film comes out November 3 - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
Beautiful people. I miss my Grandmother.
Went to a powow in Montana when I was a teen..... I'm 76 now and it remains a standout memory in a long life full of adventures.... It was one of those once in a lifetime moments
thanks for sharing
Wow , this movie really touched my heart . It shows the beautiful spirits and culture of special native Americans . Their values, love and warmth shines ✨️ from within threr hearts , and connects to my soul ❤ beautiful people , awesome from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤ thank you all for sharing this wonderful story line .Great acting , and so well done 🎉
What a beautiful show and such a great tribute to the Elders on the Rez,
Absolutely Fantastic movie and using Navajo actors makes it more precious! From a former Sedona resident now relocated to rural Brasil.
Such beauriful young people . I wasnt sure if the nations still spoke their langauges . What Russia has done is preserve the original languages and dialects,of which there are over 100. And my grandfathers langauge ,maori has seen a rebirth un the l ast 40 years .keep making these great movies mr Hamilton 🎉
Thank you for watching. Have you seen we have a new film coming out? www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
I truly admire the purity & simplicity of the Navajo people. Thank you for putting together such a great movie! God bless!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Beautiful film NATURE 🙏🏻
Thanks. Our next film comes out November 3 - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
We really need more stories like this.❤️ 🍿👏🏾👏👏🏻👏🏿👏🏼👏🏽
Thank you! We are trying to keep more coming! Have you seen any of our other films?
@@HoltHamiltonFilms This was my first. I'll look out for more of them.
Many people of any nation and heritage have a hard life and do not get the respect they deserve. It's up to you. Nobody will make you the boss.
We are all in this together. Thanks for sharing. Have you seen the trailer for our next film? ruclips.net/video/mmteT6v6dBo/видео.htmlsi=ORWEhSIeQpOZbH5c
The greatest and most positive portrayal of Dine. The story is a "coming of age" full circle, humble, and professional masterpiece. Thanks!
Wow, thank you! Very kind of you to take the time and write this. Means a lot to me. (Holt Hamilton, Filmmaker)
How wonderful is this. Thank you for uploading.
Thank you for watching!
Thank u so much, I absolutely loved this movie! I liked that it showed the rich culture of the Navajo, and their beautiful craftsmanship with the items they make. And the storyline was very well done!
Really enjoyed this, it was so unique and heartwarming. Lovely stuff!
I spent the best parts of my child hood north of Flagstaff on highway 89 a. I would ride with my friend for hours everyday. We'd ride to a ridge where the painted desert began.
This movie really took me back. I miss hearing the Navajos and hopis language.
That was 40 + years ago.
And of course the love story was moving.
Thank you for sharing my friend. Glad the film took you back to some fond memories it sounds like. (Holt Hamilton, Filmmaker)
Wonderful insight, beautiful language and people. Well worth watching.
It was a nice movie so thanks for sharing 👌👍👍👍
Very beautiful movie. Glad Turquoise learned some of the traditional ways. I was in that area in 1968. People were very kind😌❤️
Thank you for sharing.
Great movie! I am Polish by heritage and have always been drawn to Native American culture! Thanks!
Have you ever heard of the 'Volk'.
They, too, had many practices similar to indigenous works, except they are pagan in origin.
Have you ever read books by Sat Okh-polish by his mom and by dad he is Shawnee ? I just enjoyed these books in my young teenage
@@user-pv6hz7lh4v no I haven’t. Just little big man in high school.
Another wonderful film from the people who leave us blessed memories from generations past! May we remember them & pass them down. My indigenous roots come from Hawaii, a wonderful blend of people from different parts of the world...Heaven sent by God to His Creation! Celebrate Him! Be thankful for the good things of our ancestors, be mindful of your heritage that is esteemed, and build a good legacy to leave behind! Do the best you can & teach the children & others by example in all you say & do. Live honorably, so you go through life with few regrets & head held high! Aloha nui loa!
ALOHA KAKOU!!!
Maui no ka oi!!!
Mahalo ke Akua!!!
I’ve been studying the language of Hawaii. If anyone is interested, it’s available for free on Duolingo. I’m so happy I can already understand some of it.
Ua Kuluma Ke Kanaka I Ke Aloha. 🌺
Wow!! Lovely movie regarding the blessings of experiencing a loving family!!
I really enjoy this movie and how it my uncle tell me about . Thank you for this amazing film. Now I respect more of Native American culture 💕
Thanks for sharing. Glad this movie meant something to you as it does us. Here's our newest film coming out soon - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
Thank you very much for posting this movie. What a beautiful ending!
SMALL REZ!!!??? LOL I LOVE IT! THE. NAVAJO REZ IS THE BIGGEST ONE IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA!!! ITS BIGGER THEN MANY EASTERN STATES!!!!
Thanks for sharing. Our next film comes out November 3 - www.holthamilton.com/touch-the-water.html
Loved this movie!! The talent of the Native Americans!!! 🥰
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Idk how many girls can relate to the fry bread part with their grandma.. but it made me miss my grandma ❤
Thanks for sharing. You are not alone. :)
Navajo Indian tacos are the best.
My Momons (Grandma) was my human ❤ My best memories of being with her are out in the henhouse, the garden, or cooking (especially fry bread!). I miss her terribly. It lessens when I spend time with my birds, or in the kitchen.
Great movie thanks 🦋
I love to see more of this kind of movies 🎥
Very beautiful movie, all the way around!
Beautiful.
Loved the singing and dancing, you can feel it deep in your heart !
We need a part 2!