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Reel Injun (Techniques (Titles (The Noble Injun, The Savage Injun, A Good…
Reel Injun
Techniques
Old Movie Clips
Terribly Offensive
Comedy
Funny/Not funny
Titles
The Noble Injun
The Savage Injun
A Good Indian is a Dead Indian
The Cowboy Indian
The Groovy Injun
The Renaissance
Real Injun
Silent Enemy
Combat Hunger Issues
Capture Vanishing Culture
Long Lance
Portrayal has changed dramatically since black and white era
Magic Land of the Indians
White Guys playing Indians
Nararator Thinks its Hilarious
Indians were props
All wore the same things in movies
Headbands
Just to keep wigs on
All Indians live in the desert of the southwest
One Flew over the Cookoos Nest
Will Sampson
Started off as Stereotypical Indian
Rose to become a picture of humanity
Chief Dan George
Witty Indian
New type of Indian
Humourous
Humor has Saved many Indians
Elder - but not Suto Wise - More Real
Better Depiction of what Natives Really Are
Dances With Wolves
Meant to be Sympathetic
Had to teach the Indians how to fight?
Lakota first to actually defeat Americans on the field
They know how to fight!
The Fast Runner
"This is an Inside Job!"
Stories heard as children
"How do Indians Kiss"
Oral Transference of Tradition
Authentic
Free-Runner
Naked running across ice
That's not an Actor
Brutally committed to part
Perspective
Narrator Riding Horse for first time
Finally feel like a real Indian
Pine Ridge / Crazy Horse
Crazy Horses descendants
Poorest Reservation
After surrendering to troops
Crazy Horse was Stabbed in the back
Black Hills statue of Crazy Horse
He symbolizes free spirit
In Movies all Indians are Pro Riders
Crow Riders Perpetuate this idea
Most Indians Cannot ride
Spiritual Connection between Crow and Horse
Horse relationship can heal you
Pocahontas
Embodiment of American Desire
True Story - 9 years old at the time
Dressed nothing like real life
John Wayne
American Icon
Represents American Values
Always does the right things
Uncovers an Indian Grave
Shoots Dead Indian
"Common" Blanket Head
Described Real Americans
True Americans -Those who stopped others from taking over their country
Media Types to Promote Viewpoint
Movies
Textbooks
We're Just Human Beings
Iron Eyes Cody
Fit the Image of what American Indian Should be
Over 100 Movies
Actually Imigrant / Sicilian
Wife Native American
Huge Lie
Most Popular Image of Native American
60's Hippies
Dressed like Indians
Emulated as a free spirit
Honor by dressing like them
Fictionalized notion of Native Society
Perpetuated by movies
Belief that all came from Tribes
Adam Beech
Portrays Realistic Cultural Struggles
Showing Regular Emotions
Humanize Indians
Conflicts
Pine Wood Reservation
Killed last free Aboriginal Group
Same time as First Movies
During Movie Making
Armed Guards
Untrusted
The Su Tribe
White Kids with no Real Perspective
Only "Three Movies" to understand Native Culture
Terrible Missrepresentation
Americans just not that interested in the REAL Indian
Prefer WESTERNS
White Culture Besieged by Savage Indians
Vicious and Blood Thirsty Indians
StageCoach
Tonto Speech
English Backwards
John Ford
Bugs Bunny
1 little 2 little 3 little Indian
That was just a halfbreed!
Wounded Knee
Full might of American Army / Snipers
Indian Occupation
Fight for Indian Rights
Marlan Brando and Hollywood comes to the Rescue
Declines Reward because of poor treatment of Indians
Uplifted Fighters at Wounded Knee
Purpose
How Hollywood influenced Native world perspective
Very first moving images were about Native Americans
Debunk Myth of Stoic Warrior
Portrayed as spiritual, noble, free
Media Stand ins for Oppressed People 60's 70's
All Men are created Equal
Why does that not apply to us
We want to be treated as human beings
Indians were ashamed due to hostility
90's resurgence of Westerns
Helped bankroll first popular Authentic Native Potrayls
Indians Aren't Dead
We're Here
We're Vital
We're not perfect
We're Human