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The 32nd Annual
American Indian Film Festival
November 2 - 10, 2007
Alphabetical List of Films
(click for program and theatre information)


133 Skyway

3:52

Aboriginality

Arctic Son

Bad Sugar

Be Smile: The Stories of Two Urban Inuit

Being Innu

The Beloved Community

Chief

Chiefs and Champions

Cloudbreaker

The Colony

Dancing From the Heart

A Defining Moment: Standing for Sovereignty

Disappearances

Dream Makers

The Enlightened Time (Jana)

Extreme Beats

Finding Our Voices

First Stories, Volume 2

First Stories, Volume 3

Fish

Four Sheets to the Wind

Gathering Together

Gene Boy Came Home

Good Looking

Happy Birthday, Grandma

He Can't Be Caught

Hidden Plague

I'm Not the Indian You Had In Mind

I, Nuligak: An Inuvialuit History of First Contact

Imprint

Journey From Spirit Mountain

Karuk Weaving Movie

Kawdan's Song

Kickapoo Culture Experience

Killer Whale and Crocodile

Kokom Demenage

The Last Trek

Le Vieil Homme et la Riviere

The Longest Walk

Love & Violence

Luna: Spirit of the Whale

Magnolia's In Spring

Making a Stand at Desert Rock

Making The River

Maq and the Spirit of the Woods

Maria Tallchief

Mile Post 398

Miss Navajo

The Mix: Programs 1-4

MNI Sose (a.k.a. Missouri River)

A Momentary Lapse of Brilliance

NAPT - 3 Decades

O'odham

Our Land, Our Life

Outta Your Back Pack Youth Film Shorts

Overwhelming (Blackfire)

Pageant

Perfection

Pikyav (To Fix It)

A Place Between: The Story of an Adoption

Powwow Dreams

Preparing For Coming Seasons

Qallunaat! Why White People Are Funny

Raccoon and Crawfish

Reclaiming Our Children: A Story of the Indian Child Welfare Act

Saving The Chinook: Restoring Salmon Habitat on the South Fork Nooksack River

Seeking Bimaadiziiwin

Seminole Tribe of Florida - 50th Anniversary

Share the Wealth

Shoal Lake No. 39: Anti-Smoking PSAs

Silent Violence

Smoke From His Fire

The Spirit of Sacajawea

Standing Silent Nation

The Stone Child

Stories in Stone

The Tenth Day

Territoire des Ondes

Triumph of the Native Spirit

Turquoise Rose

Two Rivers

Ullumi

Wabak

Wapos Bay: Journey Through Fear

Water Flowing Together

Way of the Warrior

We Are Still Here

What Are We Fighting For? (Joanne Shenandoah)

Where Did We Go Wrong?

With the Strength of Our Ancestors

Words From the Edge

Yukon Circles


Be Smile: The Stories of Two Urban Inuit

Be Smile: The Stories of Two Urban Inuit
Director: Robert Lewis
80 Minutes • Canada • Documentary Feature

Be Smile tells the stories of two Inuit men living an urban life in the aftermath of Canada's long history of attempts to unmake an ancient aboriginal culture. Drawing on the strong oral tradition of the Inuit people, the subjects of this documentary recount their stories of childhood hunting expeditions and a lost nomadic way of life, of sexual abuse and alcohol addiction, and of the Christian church's effects on the Inuit worldview. Their stories also reveal a wisdom and outlook that have persisted despite their devastating trials. In the face of all miseries, they resolve to "be smile."

Monday, Nov. 5, 12 Noon
Landmark Embarcadero Center Cinema

$5 general / $5 students and seniors



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