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Powwow Highway

Powwow Highway: Social realism regarding struggles of reservation-dwelling Native Americans in the North Central states of the US...		Currently 3.55/5 (11 votes)
Released:	February 24, 1989
Runtime:	88 mins
Genres:	Drama
Countries:	UK
Director:	Jonathan Wacks
Actors:	A Martinez Adam Taylor Amanda Wyss Del Zamora Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman Gary Farmer Geoffrey Rivas Graham Greene James 'JR' Pollard Joannelle Nadine Romero John Trudell Marc Miles Patricia Van Ingen Rodney A Grant Roscoe Born Sam Vlahos Tony Frank Wes Studi
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Posted by redhawk 1 year, 4 months ago

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this movie is awesome and for you non native ppl this is a cult classic amongst us native people a number one movie

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Posted by JohanM 1 year, 5 months ago

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Martinez and Gary Farmer are very good in this one. It'll seem a little dated - 80's style at first but that'll wear off about a half hour in. This movie is sweet. Lighthearted but touching on serious issues like Pine Ridge 10/10 If you liked it, check out some of died under suspicious circumstances on or near Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota. Wilson says straight out: 'we have ways of dealing with these people'. American history, helps to know it to understand the place.

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