#nativity films

[artfilmfan]

Lakota Nation vs. United States (Jesse Short Bull & Laura Tomaselli, 2022)

[neechees]

Colors of Native American cinema (from a tiktok trend~) edited by me.

[lgblackfeet]

Throwback to a portrait session during promotion for The Unknown Country. Austin, Texas. 13th March 2022.

[voteforspoon]

The irony of Killers of the Flower Moon telling the story of how the Osage people were ignored despite the insane amount of corruption and tragedy they went through because it just wasn’t a big enough deal. Now the movie gets ignored and doesn’t win a single Oscar, getting snubbed for best adapted screenplay nominations and Lily Gladstone giving a beautiful performance of a tragic story, losing to Emma Stone, who for the record is an incredible actress, who plays a literal child in an adults body who finds “sexual liberation,” which is an incredibly gross story, but is more sensational than the murders of the Osage people and therefore it can win an Oscar everyone thought Gladstone had in the bag. The way history repeats itself, with the tragic story of the Osage people being ignored again and again because it just wasn’t a big enough deal to matter frankly pisses me off.

[rabbitmilk]

1.1.23

[skylessknights]

WILDHOOD 2022 | dir. Bretten Hannam

[mysharona1987]

The Killers of the Flower Moon. But, yes, the most heartbreaking fact about Ernest is that he did truly love that woman. He adored her. And went to his grave insisting on it.

But even love couldn’t save him from who he was.

This is actually scary.

[alinahdee]

#NotYourDeadEndSociety

[icedsodapop]

A really good thread on Killers of the Flower Moon by Indigenous Canadian actress Devery Jacobs (Reservation Dogs):

[soviet-amateurs]

The Koryak women in their native clothes, Russian Far East

[pasta-n00dles]

I love them your honour

[neechees]

"The Rez", a tribute to rez life

[lgblackfeet]

A beautiful photoshoot by Will Graham. Lily Gladstone for The Unknown Country.

[inkmaze]

rewatching big eden w my head in my hands. wheres more media where the surrounding background is so devoid of homophobia/etc that its so chill to just have this quiet gay story w/o a single scene incl them having to justify or explain themselves, or any degree of hatred at them or other gays. n the town is not only chill they're actively trying to help them get together I'm. this aired in 2000 how do we not have. idk. more shit like this truly pretty casual chill regular relationship issues gay media

[pamietniko]

Cascadia ♥

Washington