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This signature film, like the National Museum of the American
Indian itself, [is] a commemoration of living Native peoples and
communities."
- W. Richard West Jr. (Southern Cheyenne), founding director of
the NMAI
and executive producer of the film
A Thousand Roads,
the signature film of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the
American Indian, was produced as part of the opening exhibitions
of NMAI on the National Mall, where it screens multiple times
daily in the Rasmuson Theater.
Since 2005, as part of its commitment to provide programming
outside of the museum to Native communities and the general public,
NMAI is sending the film "on the road" to Native film
festivals and conferences, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center, and
other screening venues. To make this NMAI program more available,
screenings of A Thousand Roads are free of charge to the
public.
At NMAI
In Washington, DC
At the museum on the National Mall. For directions and entrance
information, enter
here.
- In 2006 NMAI's signature film is being screened multiple
times daily.
- April 10, 2005, Opening at NMAI on the National Mall
Washington, DC
with W. Richard West, NMAI; Chris Eyre; Barry Clark; Scott
Garen and Joy Harjo
In New York City
At the Dyker Pavilion, First Floor, George Gustav Heye Center,
One Bowling Green, New York, NY 10004. For directions and entrance
information,
enter here.
- June - July, 2007
Screened Monday - Friday at 10:30 am, 12 noon, and 1:30 pm.
On the Road
A Thousand Roads is touring nationally and internationally
at the following venues. For more information about each Native
film festival click on the festival named.
2007 Screenings
- March 30 - 31, Grande Cache
Alberta, Canada
- March 27 - 28, Edson
Alberta, Canada
- March 24 - 25, Red Deer
Alberta, Canada
- March 3 - 4, Pigeon Lake
Alberta, Canada
- March 1 - 2, Caslan
Alberta, Canada
- February 27 - 28, Loyminster
Alberta, Canada
- February 22 - 24, Calgary
Alberta, Canada
- February 20 - 21, Calling Lake
Alberta, Canada
2006 Screenings
- October 25, SUNY Cortland
Cortland, New York
- September 21, University of Connecticut
Storrs, Connecticut
- August 17, Mohegan Cultural Week
Uncasville, Connecticut
- July 28, Native American People of Verizon, National Conference
Hollywood, Florida
- July 14, Idyllwild Arts, Native American Arts Festival
Idyllwild, California
- July 9, Peabody Essex Museum
Salem, Massachusetts
- June 29, Tribal Touring Program, American Indian Film Institute
Mashantucket, Connecticut
- June 24, Indigenous Film Festival, Forum International
des Peuples Autochtones Unis
Pau, France
- June 19, Movie Mondays, Eric Martin Pavilion Theatre
Victoria, British Columbia
- June 10, Dreamspeakers Film Festival
Edmonton, Alberta
- June 9, Festival Internacional de Cine del Medio Ambiente
Tortosa, Spain
- June 8, Tribal Touring Program, American Indian Film Institute
Scottsdale, Arizona
- May 9, The Flatwater Native Film Festival
Winnebago, Nebraska
- April 30, The Flatwater Native Film Festival
Macy, Nebraska
- April 23, "Changing Hands 2" Film Series, Institute
of American Indian Arts Museum (repeat screening on April
28)
Santa Fe, New Mexico
- April 22, Cine Las Americas Film Festival
Austin, Texas
- April 22, Native Cinema Mini Film Festival, San Juan College
Farmington, New Mexico
- March 30th, Native Film Series, Indiana University
Bloomington, Indiana
- March 24, Cowichan International Aboriginal Film Festival
Duncan, British Columbia
- March 17, The Best of the Fest: Winnipeg Aboriginal Film
and Video Festival
Winnipeg, Manitoba
- March 4, Environmental Film Festival at Eckard College
St. Petersburg, Florida
Introduced by Reaghan Tarbell (Mohawk), NMAI
- February 27, Akwe:kon Film Series, Cornell University
Ithaca, New York
with professor Audra Simpson (Mohawk)
- February 18, Mashantucket Pequot Museum Film Series
Mashantucket, Connecticut
- January 20, Smith College Film Series
Northampton, Massachusetts
with professor Nancy Mithlo (Chiricahua Apache)
- January 13 - 14, Native
Film Festival, Alaska Native Heritage Center
Anchorage, Alaska
with Joy Harjo (Muscogee Creek)
- January 12, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center
New York, New York
with Elizabeth Weatherford, NMAI
2005 Screenings
- December 31, Tribal Touring Program, American Indian Film
Institute
Gardnerville, Nevada
- December 8 & 10, Santa
Fe Film Festival
Santa Fe, New Mexico
- December 7 & 11, Anchorage International Film Festival
Anchorage, Alaska
- December 1, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center
New York, New York
- November 18, Winnipeg
Aboriginal Film and Video Festival
Winnipeg, Manitoba
* Best Short Drama
* Best Actress (Alex Rice)
- November 18, Red
Fork Film Festival
Tulsa, Oklahoma
- November 18, Opening Night, First
Nations Film and Video Festival
Chicago, Illinois
- November 17, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center
New York, New York
- November 14, CineFestival
en San Antonio
San Antonio, Texas
- November 11, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center
New York, New York
with Millie Seubert, NMAI
- November 9 - 11, Celebrations of Culture at the Milwaukee
Public Museum
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- November 8, American
Indian Film Festival
San Francisco, California
*Best Live Short
- November 4, Native
American Film Festival
Columbia, South Carolina
- November 3, Reel American Indian Film Festival at the University
of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- November 2, National Congress of American Indians
Tulsa, Oklahoma
- October 20, imagineNATIVE
Film and Media Arts Festival
Toronto, Ontario
with Elizabeth Weatherford, NMAI
- October 15, Independent Filmmakers Day, University of Oklahoma
Norman, Oklahoma
with Chris Eyre
- October 14, Sequoyah High School and Tahlequah High School
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
with Chris Eyre and Michelle Svenson, NMAI
- October 12, Opening Night, International
Cherokee Film Festival
Talequah, Oklahoma
with Chris Eyre; actor Alex Rice; and Michelle Svenson, NMAI
*Founder's Award
*Lifetime Achievement Award: Chris Eyre
- October 9, Morelia Film Festival
Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico
with Amalia Cordova, NMAI
- October 8, Denver Indigenous Film and Arts Festival
Denver, Colorado
with Amy Echo-Hawk, NMAI
- September 24, Native
Eyes Film Showcase
Tucson, Arizona
with Joy Harjo and Elizabeth Weatherford, NMAI
- September 15, Sweet Grass Cinema
Marquette, Michigan
with Chris Eyre
- September 12, Los Angeles International Short Film Festival
Los Angeles, California
with Scott Garen
- September 10, Boston Film Festival
Boston, Massachusetts
with Chris Eyre
- September 10, Indian
Summer Image Awards
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
with Truman Lowe (Ho-Chunk), NMAI
*Spirit Award for Best of All Categories
*Award of Excellence for Best Feature Film: Fiction
- August 18, Opening Night, Native
Cinema Showcase
Santa Fe, New Mexico
with executive producer W. Richard West, NMAI; Chris Eyre;
Scott Garen; Joy Harjo and Jeremiah Bitsui
- August 11, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center
New York, New York
- August 7 - 18, Flatwater Film Festival
Lincoln, Nebraska
- June 17, Opening Night, Heard
Museum Film Festival
Phoenix, Arizona
with Chris Eyre and Scott Garen
- June 9, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center
New York, New York
with Elizabeth Weatherford, NMAI
- June 4, Wairoa Maori
Film Festival
Wairoa, New Zealand
- May 12, NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center
New York, New York
with Barry Clark and Scott Garen
- May 11, Opening Night, First Nations\First
Features:
A Showcase of World Indigenous Cinema
New York, New York
with Chris Eyre, Barry Clark and Scott Garen
- May 5 - 8, Native
Voice Film Festival
Rapid City, South Dakota
with Chris Eyre and Scott Garen
*Best Dramatic Film
- April 7, American Indian Business Leaders Conference
Seattle, Washington
- March 21 - 25, Sami
Film Festival
Guovdageaidnu, Norway
- March 6, Closing Night, Palm
Springs Native American Film Festival
Palm Springs, California
with Barry Clark; Scott Garen and Thomas Sweeney (Potawatomi),
NMAI
- March 3, Marquette University
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
with director Chris Eyre
- January 27, Sundance
Film Festival
Park City, Utah
with executive producer W. Richard West, NMAI; director Chris
Eyre; producer Barry Clark; producer and writer Scott Garen;
narrator John Trudell and actor Jeremiah Bitsui
Créditos Fotográficos:
A Thousand Roads - photograph by Claudio Miranda.
Photograph courtesy of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the
American Indian.
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