Pow Wow Xperience | Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2018
- Have you ever wanted to attend a pow wow and understand the cultural significance? We asked three Indigenous people what pow wow means to them. They share how they joined pow wow life and how you can too.
'Each one of us comes to the pow wow circle in our own way.'
Aretha Greatrix | Executive Producer, Producer
Jodi Calahoo-Stonehouse | Executive Producer, Producer, Director
Cory Nicotine | Cinematographer
Dmitri Bandet | Sound Mixer
Lese Skidmore | Editor
Delilah Mah | Production Manager
Isabell Zeller | Youth Production Assistant
Joshlynn Thunder | Youth Production Assistant
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I feel this in my soul... I was adopted an don't kno who I am .. an my soul soars when I hear the Drum the singing an the jingle of bells!! I want to go to a PowWow... I feel home!!
A stunning documentry
Canadian here raised on neskonlith indian reserve. More ppl need to see the culture so they can see the struggles still going on especially in canada
Luego de que los estadounidenses los masacraran, hoy portan la bandera de USA, por qué? El Imperio Español protegió a los nativos, por esto en Iberoamérica somos mestizos, y allí solo hay blancos y reductos nativos aislados.
I’m on a journey of my own. I’m a youth teen. Growing up in the city all my life made me lose my ways. Especially growing up in a one parent home where nothing traditional was really taught to me. This year, I decided to make a journey of my own to dance grass. I am really trying to get more involved with who I am, my identity. I am finding myself. But it’s hard without any support or help. But I always say to myself, “this is the path Creator created for me and I just have to accept it and continue walking that path.” I haven’t been to a powwow since I was about 5 or 6. Now I’m 16.
Luego de que los estadounidenses los masacraran, hoy portan la bandera de USA, por qué? El Imperio Español protegió a los nativos, por esto en Iberoamérica somos mestizos, y allí solo hay blancos y reductos nativos aislados.
I feel so blessed to have been to my first pow wow during my journey in Northern Ontario this summer, and then a second one, and a third one! Those drums and dances are so powerful! I was really blessed to try both :)
Just awesome. Thanks for sharing your wonderful life with world.
That damed NDN spirit won't die! How will I be able to empress my European bosses if they know I'm part native,its all because of that damn native music,.....but I can't stop listening to it! Help me native brothers!
An amazing documentary showing the experience you would have at a real pow wow
My teacher made me watch this💀 class 803
Respect to the singers dances dressmakers forever thankful for our ancestors amen respect the beautiful people and your native tongue
This man is right we need identity, that's esencial, it looks fake and ridiculous acting what you are not, it's great to be arround diferent people and cultures as long as you acept and know who you are, cheers from Mexico my brothers and sisters.
I agree it does come into our soul and makes us feel good and connects us to our elders and ancestors 😇🍃🔥🔥🎆🦅🦁🪴🪶🌱🌎♒🌊💨🐓🪘🪘🥁🐉I'm Azteca Cherokee Navajo Blackfoot my daughters are all of these as well as Mayan Pacific islander black and more my husband is Wo Lakota and some more and everything I am because we are as 1
I came to pow wow close to Sudbury Ontario Canada, the music is intensity, I wanted to join the circle. Maybe next time.
Beautiful ❤️
Peace more power to you
I like this culture
Klamath chief rock it.
I like watch the videos and wold like some day watch in life!!!!! Yeah
Can you go to a powwow if you’re not a Native? I’d love to go to one. I live in Calgary but rarely do we hear about powwows, I wish they were marketed more. I’m sure they happen 😅 just don’t know when & where.
It depends on the community but most of the pow wows anyone can attend as long as you are respectful. Most pow wows don't have marketing budgets. You might have to do the work to find were pow wows are advertised. Looking up indigenous newspapers, magazines and mailing lists would be a be a good place to start.
Yeah I don’t know why non-Natives aren’t going to powwows in droves right now. Cuz it’s a beautiful culture. Beautiful regalia, dances, atmosphere. Music sounds cool, badass. And I believe there’s food too. I love the Indigenous cultures of the American continent.
Find one and go. All are welcome
I can write in Spanish?
Si
Si que haces Anto?
I thought it was about healing not ego... 2-( Get it Right guys...
With so many distinct cultures, why is Plains the only one ever represented in pow wows? Every. Single. One.
I cannot speak for others but this project specifically was local and we are located in the plains.