Let’s watch “DreamKeeper" at the Philadelphia Film Society Theater!
STEVE BARRON | USA, CANADA, GERMANY | 2003 | 174 MIN + INTERMISSION | PG | ENGLISH, SIOUX, MOHAWK
IPD Philly is culminating its celebration of Indigenous excellence with an invitation to watch DreamKeeper on the big screen at the Philadelphia Film Society. DreamKeeper is a two part film about the journey of a Lakota elder and his grandson traveling from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation to the Gathering of Nations Powwow in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Along the way, the grandfather tells various Indian stories that help his grandson embrace his cultural identity.
Cast: August Schellenberg, Eddie Spears, Gary Farmer, John Trudell
Join the much anticipated Indigenous Peoples Day Philly 2023, on Monday October 9th, at Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty Park)!
LOCATION: Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty Park) – 1301 N Beach St, Philadelphia, PA 19125
TIME: 11 AM – 5 PM EDT
PAY-AS-YOU-WISH: Suggested donation for adults $10, elders and youth 12+ $5
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About Indigenous Peoples’ Day Philly Inc
Indigenous Peoples’ Day Philly, Inc (IPD Philly) is an Indigenous-led 501c3 non-profit organization based in Philadelphia, PA, and was established in 2017 in the Lenape Unami territory of Lenapehoking (Southern PA and NJ). IPD Philly’s mission is to cultivate an active Native American/Indigenous presence in the city of Philadelphia through cultural, educational, and community-building initiatives. In order to uplift Native traditions, creative economies, and histories, IPD Philly’s vision is to counter historical Indigenous erasure—the deliberate and systematic destruction of Native cultures and violent displacement of Native peoples to this day. Over time, IPD Philly seeks to build stronger communication channels between the City of Philadelphia and Native constituencies.
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