A provocative narrative on the concept of "home" for Native Americans. The film opens in what the filmmaker calls "the artificial world of the colonizers" - a modern American city. From a cop to a young bike messenger, dislocated Native people search for and sometimes find their figurative and literal homes. They reclaim what has been stolen from the past in different journeys of love, loss and identity. High Horse is a freedom myth that rides to the rhythm of a naturally conceived justice.
Directors :
Randy Redroad
Markets :
Fiction
Year Released : 1995
Country : US
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Visual Journey: Scenes from High Horse
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