Kina Kil, the Slavers Son is an official selection under the category of live short feature (dramatic) at the American Indian Film Festival. Catch the screening on Wednesday Nov 5 at 7 pm at the AMC 16 Metreon in San Francisco. This film has an incredible cast and crew, featuring Martin Yak Teikweidi Sensmeier in the title role, with Eddie Madril, Kateri Masten, Stefan Perez, Carly Kohler, Mekele Longee, Bela Longee, Isabel Lopez, the family Darlene Crabtree, and Perry King. The film is a period piece capturing the time of contact with California Tribes along the American River and the ensuing rush for land and gold and the themes of enslavement and ultimate survival. The film feature tradtional language of Tlingit and Nisenan, and special thanks to our language translator Alan Wallace . #onnativeground This film is one of the very first films with a full native cast and crew, from the development of the film - original concept and screenplay, by On Native Ground Jack Kohler, and self-produced by a 100% tribally owned film production company, On Native Ground, and featuring Native actors, filmmakers, and crew members. We are proud to list the work and support of a Native American cast and crew in the short feature film of Kina Kil - The Slavers Son (SAG/AFTRA). This film has the languages of the Nisenan and Tlingit with English sub-titles during some of the scenes: Narrator /Nisenan Language Dialect Coach: Alan Wallace Yakutat Tlingit Tribe Translators: Nellie Lord, Theodore Valle, Sr., Lena Farkas, George Ramos and Lorraine Adams Our Native Cast Leads: Tintah - played by Martin Sensmeier Quinella - played by Carly Kohler T-oat-see - played by Mekele Longee (debut role) Osaday - played by Eddie Madril Rafael - played by Stefan Perez Tintahs mother - played by Kateri Masten (debut role) Aunty Hannah and family, Charlene Miller, production support Official trailer: https://youtube/watch?v=rHFUQCrjqGw — with Perry King.
Posted on: Sun, 19 Oct 2014 16:27:58 +0000
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