Ceremonials
| 导演： | JJ Lind |
| 制片国家/地区： | 美国 |
| 类型： | 纪录片 |
| 语言： | 英语 |
| 年代： | 2023 |
| 片长： | 86分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
CEREMONIALS is a documentary portrait of a very small rural Oklahoma town and the rhythms and rituals of people that live there. Filmed in White Oak, OK (Cherokee Nation) as the town prepares for the spring dances of the Loyal Shawnee — ceremonial traditions that have been continually practiced through generations of forced removals. Filmed by an all-Native creative team, CEREM... (展开全部)
CEREMONIALS is a documentary portrait of a very small rural Oklahoma town and the rhythms and rituals of people that live there. Filmed in White Oak, OK (Cherokee Nation) as the town prepares for the spring dances of the Loyal Shawnee — ceremonial traditions that have been continually practiced through generations of forced removals. Filmed by an all-Native creative team, CEREMONIALS follows the efforts of local residents and Elders (Cherokee, Shawnee, Delaware, Osage, and others) to preserve their tight-knit community and to continue the ‘old ways’ given to them by their ancestors — despite economic and cultural forces that threaten their persistence.
CEREMONIALS is a documentary portrait of a very small rural Oklahoma town and the rhythms and rituals of people that live there. Filmed in White Oak, OK (Cherokee Nation) as the town prepares for the spring dances of the Loyal Shawnee — ceremonial traditions that have been continually practiced through generations of forced removals. Filmed by an all-Native creative team, CEREM... (展开全部)
CEREMONIALS is a documentary portrait of a very small rural Oklahoma town and the rhythms and rituals of people that live there. Filmed in White Oak, OK (Cherokee Nation) as the town prepares for the spring dances of the Loyal Shawnee — ceremonial traditions that have been continually practiced through generations of forced removals. Filmed by an all-Native creative team, CEREMONIALS follows the efforts of local residents and Elders (Cherokee, Shawnee, Delaware, Osage, and others) to preserve their tight-knit community and to continue the ‘old ways’ given to them by their ancestors — despite economic and cultural forces that threaten their persistence.
