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@spiralrose

40w↑3

Hey :-),
Just so you know,”casted” isn’t a word.

“Cast” is unusual because it’s past-tense is the same as it’s present…

I cast you
I’m casting you
I’ve cast you.

They cast him.

Not trying to be a know it all, a lot of people make this mistake.
Thank you for recommending that movie

@citycobra5014

35w↑6

"Maina" looks interesting. I think that i will take the time to see it.
"The new world" looks also intersting. I might see this one as well.
"The Emeraid Forest" is a great movie which i posess the Blu-ray of it. It is hearbreaking to see how the tribe fights to save their environment, but civilisations progress cannot be stopped.
"Geronimo" is a very good movie. Wes Studi is a great actor and plays a native american like no other, not only because he is from cherokee origin, but he is also a very good actor.
"Black Robe" sounds like something one must not see, but could be intresting anyhow. Maybe i will see it.
"Into the West" looks promising. I will most likely see it.
"The last of his tribe" might be intersting. And it is starring THE most known (as far as i belive) native american actor: Wes Studi.
"The last of the mohicans" is a little too american for me. I don't know why, but it feels that way (it might be time to see it again, to put the finger on it). Maybe because there had to be a love story (the main character and a white lady). I might be wrong, because it is so long ago (decades), but i don't think that in the earlier movies of the last mohican there was a love story including the main character. I think this time it was done to reach a wider audience. I don't really like it when this is done. Maybe because i am not a mainstream viewer...?
"Dances with Wolves" is a league of its own. A man most of the time all alone with only his thougts in the wide wild west appeals to me (probably because i myself wouldn't survive without the modern civilisation).
"Apocalypto" is a movie i have heard of, but never felt the urge to see it. Most likely it has to do with that i have heard that the movies language is a native tongue (tongues?) without any subtitles.

I can recommend also "A man called horse". The main character (Richard Harris) gets caught by a native american tribe and has to endure a lot of scorn, mockery and even torture as their slave, but because he endures all of it he wins their respect bit by bit.

@carollido8742

13w↑2

The New World was made just a couple of miles away from my house in virginia.

I think Apocalypto is probably one of the very best and the other one I love is Hostiles even though the title is really unfortunate.

And I want to say I think Max Trujillo and my good friend Gerald Augerare some of the best native American actors ever.

What's missing is Woman Walks Ahead and the incomparable Michael Greyeyes. And Val Kilmer's Thunderheart.

But it's a great list.

@loslobos786

1y↑9

1) Apocalypto
2) Son of the Morning star
3) Last of the Mohicans
4) Geronimo
5) Last of the Dogmen
6) The Mission
7) Black Robe
8)Dances with Wolves
9)Into the West
And ..........Smoke Signals, YEAH that's right I said it!! It might be corny but I like Smoke Signals.

@sharonpopolow6874

42w↑2

It is one of the very few marketed White audience films that has not one character who's White- no tropes of the evil blue eyed devil, no White savior, no White abductee who becomes an Indigenous champion. All Indigenous or Latino cast, no European languages. And every bit as relatable as any White audience film.
1. Stunning visuals/sets.
2. Compelling story.
3. Protagonists you root for or feel for.
4. Antagonists you hate (or in the case of the main military leader- you respect him, but you don't like him).
5. Humor in the beginning to make these people from a different culture and time period real to us.
6. Awesome costuming and hair.

This was a top notch film. I forget the guy's name who played Jaguar Paw- but he was very athletic in real life- boxing and track, so he was really in awesome shape to do this film and stunts.

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@killerbee3794

2y↑31

The movie "The Black Robe" is spoken in Algonquian, Iroquois-Mohawk, Huron, Cree and English. There are also a few lines in French.

@user-ek4uk9yw4o

45w↑18

I'm Team Native American Indians Yeaaaaaaaaah, in Mexico 🇲🇽 I'm Aztec Warrior Bare Hands With No Rules,

@jamesdegomar2091

1y↑16

Forgot A Man Called Horse, Cheyenne Autumn, and many others. It is good to see Wes Studi and Russell Means in some of their best roles.

@AthelstanEngland

1y↑2

A Man Called Horse was superb.

@moleqle

46w↑16

Wes Studi is a great actor. He makes everything he’s in, better. If either he or Graham are in a movie it’s a big yes for me. Great list. Black robe is one of my favorite movies of all time.

@DanCortesPodcast

40w↑2

Black Robe for me too. Oh, and Wes is awesome.

@florianrosenthal909

40w↑25

An almost forgotten movie is Windwalker from 1980, about the Cheyenne clashing with the Absaroka. The main character is played by an old Trevor Howard, an english actor (Who replaced a native actor who was casted, but fell sick). Nonetheless it is a great movie. The interaction of the old Windwalker with his grandchildren is super sweet. The fighting and tension in the wet snow is amazing. Also featuring Bart the Bear in his first movie. :)

@spiralrose

40w↑3

@spiralrose

40w

Bart the Bear😍

@citycobra5014

35w↑1

Thanks for the tip. I think i will watch it.

@joanndavis1450

28w↑1

This a great story

@sharonpopolow6874

42w↑3

Omg! I forgot all about Emerald Forest! That was a great movie.

@killerbee3794

2y↑12

The series "Into the West" is spoken in Lakota (Lakotyapi), Cheyenne (Shahiyela), and English.

@petermcculloch4933

1y↑4

My list, Black Robe, Windwalker, A Man Called Horse, The Return Of A Man Called Horse, The Last Of The Mohicans, Apocalypto, Ulzanas Raid, Little Big Man, Chatos Land and Dances With Wolves.

@Jsmith2024

36w↑2

As a distant son of the Powhatan, I am very happy to see "The New World" make this list.

@citycobra5014

35w↑6

@jacklee279

1y↑7

Great collection of movies! The copper-tone Native American Indians of many ethnic groups, occupied the continent of America from Argentina to Canada, including the Caribbean, and Central America. Great work!

@jeannerogers7085

1y↑6

They still do.

@rustydogrustydog9191

1y↑1

Copper tone? Sounds Afrocentric.

@baswordfish

38w↑1

I have seen all of them and so much more!
I have seen more than fifty magnificent films, TV films and a dozen series on natives, mostly made by and with Native Americans. There have been since Dance with Wolves actually (1990). Native American Canadian cinema is richer. And I still have about a hundred to see... That’s a total of more than 150 Native American films and I still have some to discover! And almost all are superb, sensitive, poignant!
I also read about twenty books written by natives or about natives.

@sandramorey2529

1y↑27

A great list. Being a child of the 1940's I would add Broken Arrow to the list. True most of the actors were non indians, but it was taken from a book which was called Blood Brother and it was
very well made. James Stewart, Jeff Chandler and Deborah Paget. I loved "Into The West" all 5 episodes. I've watched it on YouTube 5 or 6 times. There are also some very fine contemporary
Indian films like Smoke Signals and the Dine detective stories with Wes Studi.

@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712

1y↑2

I would also add Last of the Dogmen. 🐎

@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712

https://youtu.be/fCP7vjbS9Fc Cheyenne story, Last of the Dogmen 🌄

@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712

https://youtu.be/xaIqVPS6Pr0 🌄

@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712

https://youtu.be/xaIqVPS6Pr0 Son of the morning star 🌄🐎

@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712

♾♾🌲♾♾https://youtu.be/7yP3srFvhKs 🌟

@Abbadonhades

1y↑15

If we include both North and South America, this is my list of movies: The last of the Mohicans, Thunderheart, Wind River, Bury my heart at wounded knee, Black Robe, Hostiles, Dances with wolves, Apocalypto, The Mission, The new world. If these two had been movies instead of tv-shows, they would have been on my list: Into the west and Frontera Verde.

I've seen Smoke signals and The emerald forest, but I can't remember them, so it would be difficult to rate against the others on my list. Last of the dogmen is an outsider to making it onto my list.

@eduardofackingtivo1134

37w↑1

Your list is so similar than the one I would had made. Of course, The Last of The Mohicans is the greatest, but the rest of the movies or TV series are amazing. Into the West is great. I only have no seen Frontera Verde, but given your point of view...i'm gonna see it righ now!!!! Thanks.

@terrytt5067

1y↑7

"Last of the Dogmen" starring (excuse my spellings), Tom Beringer, Barbara Hersey and Steve Reeves. Story line = a long lost and forgotten Native American Indians (known as the Dogmen) living undiscovered in modern times, until Bounty Hunter, (Beringer) accidentally comes across them!

Not giving anymore away! Watch the film!🤐

@JDoe-gf5oz

1y↑5

They need to make more so we can get different lists. Mohicans has been the go-to for three decades now.

@aluxbalum

15w↑2

Thank you so much for considering that Native American is all the first nations from Alaska to Patagonia of all the western hemisphere and not just the present United States and Canada as many wrongly mention.

@kernwilson4603

38w↑10

Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner, an indie film about an Inuit legend, is one of my favorites. Probably doesn't belong on this list because it is so little known, but it is a fantastic movie about a group of people that is infrequently represenred in film.

@Abbadonhades

37w↑1

That made me think of "Map of the human heart." The thing about that movie is that the main character is played by Jason Scott Lee, who's definitely not an inuit. It's a beautiful movie though.

@NashvilleDrumCoach

1y↑5

Last of The Dogmen and Smoke Signals really should be considered as well.

@tonyscheinman3538

1y↑20

I'm shocked that WINDWALKER (1981), starring Trevor Howard, Nick Ramus and James Remar, with the Cheyenne and Crow languages spoken aloud and subtitled in English, was not included in this list.

@maakarotarangi5140

1y↑1

Yip I loved that movie

@jasonlortie1250

1y↑2

Loved that movie as a kid...watched it not long ago on tubi

@tonyscheinman3538

1y↑1

@Troy Hendrickson Windwalker 3? Was including the 3 a slip of the keyboard?

@biendereviere

27w↑1

I’ve already seen 7/10 of this list. Planning to check out the last 3 😍

@keepdancingmaria

1y↑14

At Play in the Fields of the Lord, The Mission, Black Robe, Apocolypto, Dances With Wolves, The Emerald Forest, Thunderheart, and Smoke Signals are the ones I've really gotten a lot from. There was also one about Squanto and his people, but I forget the name. I learned a lot from that one, too.

@niteotter

1y↑3

I agree with you.

@saulreyes2976

1y↑2

The Emerald Forest based on a true story

@patferry4128

1y↑1

The Disney movie “Squanto” but i think his portrayal in “Saints and Strangers” is more accurate.

@keepdancingmaria

1y↑1

@@patferry4128 I've never heard of Saints and Strangers. Thanks. I'll look for it.

@eduardohardera.7904

10w↑1

I would like to add in this list "Hans Staden", the story of the german gunner that was kidnapped by the cannibalist tribe Tupinambá in the early days of the brazilian colonization.

@danreid6712

1y↑5

Clear Cut. Dance Me Outside, Jeremiah Johnson///

@carollido8742

13w↑2

@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72

13w↑1

You've spoken very well

@loslobos786

1y↑9

@eduardofackingtivo1134

37w

Son of the Mornig Star, good point.

@AndrewFord

45w↑3

Emerald is the best "Native" film you could ever hope to lay your eyes upon as it also delves into native drug ceremony and is an era of Hollywood & America, long gone in NEW fake America; start making America great again by exposing them to ALL these films as I am here to gain the knowledge of the "Black Robe".

@creaturecaldwell9858

1y↑8

Good selections for a list. Some I would change. 1. Little Big Man 2. Crazy Horse 3. I Will Fight No More Forever. 5. Tecumseh 6. The Broken Chain. 6. Geronimo ( starring Joseph Running Fox). 7. Dance Me Outside. 8. A Thief Of Time. 9. Skinwalkers. 10. Lakota Woman..last of the mohicans and dances with wolves are good..I would keep them on the list

@creaturecaldwell9858

1y↑1

Geronimo with Wes Studi is for good also..older ones I've seen that have some things good are " A Man Called Horse".."Drum Beat " ..an old movie with Jay Silver Heels ( from the tv show " The Lone Ranger ") in the role of Geronimo is good. . think it's " The Proud Land ".." Cheyenne Autumn".."another old one is " Seminole" ..

@CaptainQueue

1y↑3

Glad you left out Dances With Wolves. I would include Jeremiah Johnson and The Black Robe somehow. Totally agree with Little Big Man as number 1. The movie actually changed my belief system to be very skeptical of US government war rationale from that day on.

@MrMegamike2k

1y↑2

I love Little Big Man

@ThePerfectRed

43w↑1

I was completely thrown away that Dances with Wolves is now 33 years old. WTH this is a genius movie hardly surpassed and I was like "yeah, a few years ago, right?"

@larryponder6934

1y↑4

Dream keeper, Little Big Man, and Thunderheart, should be on this list!!

@adam007ize

1y↑8

The Mission, Xingu, Ixcanul, Abrazo del Serpiente, Frontera Verde and También la Lluvia would all easily make my top 10

@Abbadonhades

1y↑1

The Mission and Frontera Verde are excellent. I haven't seen the others yet.

@eduardohardera.7904

10w↑1

Hans Staden, the story of the german gunner that was made hostage by the cannibal tribe Tupinambá in the early days of the brazilian colonization

@armandolaberetta3469

1y↑11

Apocalypto is one of the best movies ever made in the history of cinema. Masterpiece 🤘🏻😤🤘🏻

@TessaractAlemania-hd7tv

50w↑2

Long live Mel Gibson!

@sharonpopolow6874

42w↑2

@dlg2515

17w↑1

Excellent Selection!!!

@thersitesoutis1062

35w↑3

In the next list: The Mission (1986); La otra conquista (1998); Tainá - Uma Aventura na Amazônia (2000).
Honorable mention: Squanto: A Warrior's Tale (1994).

👍

@cojaysea

1y↑5

A man called horse . Hello ? A man called horse is the greatest Native American film . Didn’t see Little big man on the list either .

@alfindlay468

14w

Loved your programming last night.

@wtk6069

1y↑9

Maybe The Outlaw Jose Wales deserves honorable mention because Chief Dan George stole every scene he was in. It's kind of amazing looking back that he didn't get a Best Supporting Actor. He managed to supply both humor and pathos in his scenes, and he was the most important character in the movie thematically because he represented a nation that had already made the mistakes the whites were repeating, so he knew how it would ruin them, both as a nation and individually.

@hazelswain9768

37w↑1

with you on the top three .. awesome films

@lovesafrica111

10w↑1

I protest Dances with Wolves should be #1, followed by Last of the Mohicans & Last of the Dogmen & Windtalkers should have been high on the list as well. They are just my favorite for sure.

@TessaractAlemania-hd7tv

50w↑3

Wow, I did'nt know that were made so many movies of 'indians'!
Most of them I haven't seen, and that of my childhood I have forgotten the titles, but I loved Westerns between 9 and 17. Thx for the inspirational tipps here, I will seek for them with their german titles.
By the way... did you know that there were italian and german westerns too? In special the germans loved the indians Winnetou and Chingachcook.
Me for myself I'm a big fan of the Hopi. Their wars with the Navajos should be filmed one day.

@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72

13w↑1

TessaractAlemania-hd7tv how are you doing hope you're fine and staying safe?

@user-sm6te3lb1o

17w↑1

I'm Apache and I proud to be Apache ✊🏽

@sarabourgoin4747

28w↑2

More than half of these movies have Graham Green in them. He's a Canadian treasure!

@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72

13w

I really like it when someone enlighten people about what they need to know.....sarabourgoin4747

@stallion78

1y↑5

Where is “Bury my heart at wounded knee” ?? That would be up at top, but not listed anywhere here 😐

@ludwigmises

42w↑1

Black Robe is sort of a hidden gem.

@peterobrien4277

1y↑3

Apocalypto is an incredible film

@TessaractAlemania-hd7tv

50w↑18

And yeah, Apocalypto is a great movie, very impressive and dramatic, but in the first 10 minutes I wanted to run out of the cinema because of it's cruelness. It's a very rough and hard film.
The Mission was also very impressive. There are still a lot of films to make of the grand history of the copperskin peoples, in special how they came to America.

@thedarwinist672

38w↑3

That's realistic though.

@Merry19ss

27w↑1

Y todavía existimos la gente de piel cobre y también los mestizos que son hijos de los nativos +europeos es lo que se llama un Americano hispano.

@Merry19ss

27w↑1

Desde Alaska hasta la Patagonia es el contienente de la gente de piel cobriza ,canela y dorada (como lo digas en tu pais )❤

@PromasterHOF

1y↑3

I can’t believe that Last of the Dogmen didn’t make this list!!!

@waynemcauliffe2362

1y↑2

Black Robe is the best. Honest like the novel. You get sides for a change.

@zoranpavlovic9540

37w↑2

Black Robe, Apocalypto, Soldier Blue, Centenniel, Jeremiah Johnson, A Man Called Horse, The Last of Mohicans...my list

@eduardohardera.7904

10w↑1

Hans Staden(1999), On the eve of his return to Europe after an extended involuntary stay in 16th-century Brazil, the German sailor Hans Staden is captured by a hostile cannibal Indian tribe, the tupinambás. In order to survive he tries to convince the Indians that he is not Portuguese (their enemies) but a friend of the French.

@nole8923

1y↑4

My favorite is the latest Predator movie where the Predator takes on native Americans and French trappers.

@killerbee3794

2y↑5

Most of the movie "The Emerald Forest" is spoken in a Tupi language. Not only in English and Portuguese.

@lindazachri9969

1y↑10

You forgot "Atanarjuat, the Fast Runner". This is a Canadian production, completely acted by Inuit, and in the Inuit language known as Inuktitut. It's a cliffhanger of a tale and great care was taken to reconstruct the settlement of Igloolik 2 centuries ago.

@georgetirebiter4343

1y↑2

I really enjoyed that film. All kinds of classic mythical qualities in that story.

@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72

13w↑1

Well said Lindazachri9969

@dantheman6607

29w↑1

The new world is amazing

@Johnburden2

19w↑1

Anything with lou diamond phillips in it, is going to be the best native American film

@Mauricio-qm8gv

1y↑3

Although “Roma” is not exactly about a native american community culture, I would certainly include it in a list.

@frankmccarthy1779

7w↑1

Incredible film "Cabesa De Vaca" See as Spanish Conquistadores in 1519 are 'sold' into Native slavery, (among them a black slave) a Mexican film with subtitles.
And the two films by talented Charles B Pierce+ Grey Eagle 1977 and Sacred Ground 1983

@tankc6474

41w

The mission was a class movie

@dontworrydon

29w

Nice list!

@kaikygabriel8276

1y↑2

Boa noite, vim aqui dizer que só o amor de Deus pode preencher nosso vazio, só falem com Ele

@tessax

37w↑8

Apocalypto is by far my favourite movie, the scene where those baddies were approaching Jaguar Paws village had me on edge very tense movie, another favourite is The Pathfinder where a Viking boy is raised by Natives and then the Vikings ravaged his tribe when he’s Oder, and being a fan of Pocahontas I finally watched The New World and I gotta say I was highly disgusted how they depicted Natives in the movie by having the actors act like total Idiots, seriously it was so cringe to watch, the first and last time I ever watch that movie.

@mkvyas9992

43w↑1

बहुत ही सुन्दर ❤

@jeanineruby

1y↑3

add to the list - Crazy Horse, Women Walks Ahead, and Stolen Women
three of the greatest Native American movies ever, in order

@historyfellow3684

1y↑1

Not much to dispute with this list. Fantastic job.

@khornyan5627

16w↑1

Keep fighting natives its history.

@krakusdomm

1y↑4

Strange how the old stereotypes just keep on coming. But that spirit still lives and is a call to faith. The truth still has a way of seeping through. That's all.

@cray9868

1y↑1

What "old stereotypes" are you complaining about?

@claradavis5911

18w

Well, everyone has their opinions 🙄 and that's fine, but i really believe the last of the Mohican, Dancers with Wolf's, and Geronimo will always be remembered and also go down in history, but this is not to disagree that the other's Native American movies weren't great or good as well it's just that certain ones will always stick with you when it came to gesture, words, and what their beliefs were and why they were willing to die for it when it came to their land and way of life. Lastly, the Indigenous Native American Actor and Actress look so good and great when they portraited there cultures from history it REALLY LOOKS NATURAL, and there's nothing FAKE or PHONEY about it, the directors also fixed it like the one's who played the characters REALLY live through it instead of their ancestors just (BORN NATURALS😉)i guess, However may PEACE, LOVE, HOPE, and togetherness ❤ ✌ forever be with the Indigenous Native Americans and don't stop telling your true stories. Godbless 😂😊🎉

@stephencross1230

1y↑2

Last of the Mohicans is a great film

@CrazyCree2511

27w↑1

As a actual Native American (First Nations in 🇨🇦) most of these movies shouldn't be in the top 10 for representation of Native Americans! 🤣🤣🤣

@hollyingraham3980

19w↑1

What's your list? (We're Lakota.)

@user-jn9kt1ed8c

1y↑3

С уважением из РОССИИ,КРАЯ ЛЕСНЫХ ЛЮДЕЙ
ИДУЩИЙ КРАЕМ ЛЕСА

@davidperez9872

1y↑4

Friend, you must be more careful in selecting films of historical origin because if with the same criteria that you selected Apocalyptus they were for the others, it makes me doubt their historical veracity because maybe you do not know everything about the Mayan culture, you never noticed the are many historical errors committed by Mel Gibson and when the movie came out was not well received in Mexico for his historical mistakes and some even insulting, so I would like to know the opinion of Native Americans about their films that represent them.

But if the reason for your video is only for you, which movies you liked, you have to specify it because if not, the people interprets that they are the best on the market due to their historical content and production when in reality he is not at all.

In fact, Apocalyptus is classified as one of the worst films in representation of pre-Hispanic culture and specifically the Mayan culture, which is why I am surprised to see that it is in the top 10 when it should not, but if it is there for other reasons, it must be mentioned.

@penny6254

42w↑2

I loved Apocalypto as an action/horror movie but historical accuracy is a different matter altogether.

@nonyadamnbusiness9887

39w↑1

Good list. The American west was not colonized, it was settled. The United States has never colonized anywhere. US territories have always been a drain on the treasury. Organized territories have a non voting Representative to speak for them in Congress. Organized territories can apply for statehood at any time. That does not meet the definition of colony.

@m.dorado6966

45w↑2

I would recommend A Man called Horse & Return Of A Man Called Horse.

@NomaddUK

14w↑1

A great list but it is impossible to hear the narrator due to the loud music.

@patferry4128

1y↑1

Black Robe, Last of the Mohicans, Into the West, Saints and Strangers, Geronimo.

@roge7113

1y↑3

Jeremiah Johnson

@DaveKraft1

25w↑4

Some excellent ones not on the list: "Black Robe;" "Neither Man Nor Dog," "Little Big Man," and "Ulzana's Raid." If you're going "offshore," check out "Rapa Nui" and "Emerald Forest." Some films in the comments walk that line between a "western" and a "Native" film. To that list I would add "Hombre."

@robinantonio8870

17w↑1

Hombre and Ulzana's Raid are my favourite movies. Plus The Missing.

@philminkeesickquayash8988

50w↑1

I didn't see Techumseh on this, and Dreamkeeper... Those are good movies too...

@gen_robert_lee

1y↑2

One of the more important films "A Man Called Horse1970" was missing.

@themadburner

1y↑2

I've yet to see a movie on the Pueblo Revolt

@larrymcleod3618

1y↑5

What about 1970 movie Little Big Man featuring Dustin Hoffman , Chief Dan George , Robert Little Star and an outrageous performance from Faye Dunaway 🤔

@CaptainQueue

1y↑1

Totally agree, not only one of the best Native American films but one of the best movies between 1965-75.

@hokahey7236

16w↑1

Dreamkeeper (2003) should be on this list.

@Lusitani74

1y↑2

The Mission ...

@wearelegion7436

28w↑1

Last of the Mohicans no words need be said lol 😂

@dalmaximus

42w↑1

Last of the Mohicans number 1 for me.

@1.3billionpeopledreams18

41w↑2

மைனவா 🤔
நம்ம ஊரு பெயர் மாதிரி இருக்கு 😮

@Heygoodlooking-lk9kg

7w↑1

Only got to the first 3, that was enough, music too loud and these were nsver the 10 best native American movies

@sly2429

1y↑2

THUNDERHEART

@slimshidy2451

49w

The emerald forest was bassed on a true story i did a project on it in high schools the incident happened in the 1960s

@alejandrofotheringham1956

1y↑1

Apocalypto: the Best film !!!!

@arunsharma8405

1y↑7

Great list. But could not watch it, knowing the atrocities committed against the natives.

@AthelstanEngland

1y↑2

Can't rewrite histoy or erase is as people are trying to do now... pulling down statues, altering text in books etc. Agreed it is awful,but remember the same happened all over the world many times and will again most likely.

@arunsharma8405

1y↑2

@@AthelstanEngland I agree. History cannot be rewritten. I know what has happened the world over and cannot watch it in movies. There is enough anger and sadness to last a lifetime. All we can do is stand up to people who want to repeat and are repeating the atrocities that have been done.

@AthelstanEngland

1y↑2

@@arunsharma8405 that's fair enough.. I can't watch any films where animals get killed... even Lassie was too much! :) humans not so bothered!!

@utej.k.bemsel4777

1y↑3

How about Windwalker?

@brianwolle2509

50w↑1

where is the revanant? and that one about the iroquois? broken covenant or whatever. hiawatha very good also. the hallmark movie. i liked the big sky also. plus, black robe best of all of them. number one in my book.

@dasMordschaf

1y↑1

Little big man ☝🏻

@lucasamerico8071

2y↑2

The green inferno. Playing in the fields of the lord. Rouge Bresil. 3 movies about indigenous.

@saulreyes2976

1y↑1

Add From where the Sun now Stands and sacred ground

@AthelstanEngland

1y↑1

There was a film made and set in I think in 1980s but maybe early 1990s that had a scene with a couple of Indians charging down a hill on horseback towards the National Guard. Anyone know what that was?