Chama (Shipibo) (Conibo)
Films:
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fishermen visit Indian settlements as they take dugout boat through the Ucayali River of eastern Peru in search of killer piraña
Cherokee
Films:
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President of Philips 66 Oil Company speaks on behalf of employing Indians in TV Public Service Announcement from the National Congress of American Indians
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Cherokee teams in North Carolina play stickball game from which lacrosse came
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Bicentennial? festivities in Cherokee, North Carolina
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from TV station KTUL in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this award-winning documentary probes the history of five Oklahoma tribes: Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Creek, and Cherokee, called by the U.S. government, “The five civilized tribes.”
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Howard Red Bird (Cherokee) comes to Bacone College for Indians in Muskogee, Oklahoma
Cheyenne
Films:
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silent feature film only starring Crow and Northern Cheyenne actors
Chickasaw
Films:
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variety of Choctaw-Chickasaw dances
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discuss education of children
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continue discussion of education - chairman Buster Ned interviewed about Indian cultural traditions
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conclusion of educational discussion
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focus of school children
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discuss tribal education
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from TV station KTUL in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this award-winning documentary probes the history of five Oklahoma tribes: Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Creek, and Cherokee, called by the U.S. government, “The five civilized tribes.”
Chinook
Films:
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glamour shots of Washington State tribal land
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more glamour shots of reservation land
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glamour shots, bead worker, leather craft, gardening
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more glamour shots of reservation land
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tribal history and economics
Chippewa (Ojibway) (Saulteaux)
Films:
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Audrey Pawis explains the art of Making quill pens
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Audrey Pawis explains the art of making quill pens
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Reservation scenes and culture
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Culture and history
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(Cheeka's Home) Part 1 of an adaption of the silent film about Ojibway life and turmoils, Silent Enemy - intended for use in elementary schools, this film offers an idealized image of Indian life before the white man, an existence filled with animal life
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Ojibwa Cultural Center—discuss aspects of native culture
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Ojibwa Cultural Center—discuss aspects of native culture
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Ceremony honors Teacher of the Year
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Lou Anderson and her son Rick Anderson discuss cultural artifacts found on Grand Portage reservation
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Tribal cultural topics discussed
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Makers of clothing and accessories, basketry
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Cultural topics discussed
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Slides of tribal activities
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Tribal Chairman and others discuss and demonstrate aspects of life of this tribe
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Daycare facility shows—bead work is shown
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interview with reservation support staff
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political activists Roger Littlehorn and Carla Blakely speak out against historic oppression by white society
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history and culture of this Chippewa branch
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discuss tribal education
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personnel responsible for running the reservation—tour of the reservation
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Indian education
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tribal Chairman and others discuss and demonstrate aspects of life of this tribe
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daycare facility shows—bead work is shown
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interview with reservation support staff
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Canadian Indians survive by hunting caribou in Northern Manitoba
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reservation life in Minnesota
Chitimacha
Films:
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park scenes and live Indian rock and roll band
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park scenes and live Indian rock and roll band
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history of this Louisiana tribe
Choctaw
Films:
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"Mississippi" band of the Choctaw
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tribal sports and dancing
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from TV station KTUL in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this award-winning documentary probes the history of five Oklahoma tribes: Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Creek, and Cherokee, called by the U.S. government, “The five civilized tribes.”
Chulupi (Nivakle)
Films:
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Julien Bryan film offers rare a glimpse of this small South American republic
Chumash
Films:
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Paintings of the Chumash Indians portrait of ancient Indian people who lived in coastal Southern California and left significant examples of their culture
Coeur d'Alene
Films:
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Cataldo Mission, Indian play drawn from tribal legend
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more of Indian play based on legend
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dancing, more scenes from Indian play
Colorado
Films:
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Adventurer Sullivan Richardson encounters Ecuadoran Indian tribe
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Sullivan Richardson outtakes among Colorado Indians Sullivan Richardson outtakes
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explorer Armand Denis visits Colorado Indians as well as Indians of Peru and Bolivia
Colville
Films:
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Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation Tribal Council
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Tribal leaders discuss career paths for youth
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More discussion of careers for tribal young people
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Law enforcement on the reservation
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Tribal bureaucracy discussed
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More discussion of tribal bureaucracy, health and education
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Continued discussion of tribal bureaucracy
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Requirements need for careers within the tribe
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different jobs on the reservation
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Various occupations
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Outdoor careers, Paskel Sherman Indian School
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still more tribal bureaucracy discussed
Comanche
Films:
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Newsreel about reunion of family members descended from Cynthia Ann Parker, a white girl
Cree
Films:
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Reliance of Cree trapper on his dogs for hunting success and for survival
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Indians trapper interacts with nature and Hudson’s Bay Company in Northern Canada
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Canadian Indians survive by hunting caribou in Northern Manitoba
Creek
Films:
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Creek Nation Festival
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Fashion show
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Political organization of the tribe
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Tribal political situation
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Creek language class
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singer speaks and sings in native language
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singing by elderly man
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continues from previous film
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from TV station KTUL in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this award-winning documentary probes the history of five Oklahoma tribes: Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Creek, and Cherokee, called by the U.S. government, “The five civilized tribes.”
Crow
Films:
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daytime parade and celebration
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dancing in the evening
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silent feature film only starring Crow and Northern Cheyenne actors