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10 feb 2019 · UmoNhoN Iye The Omaha Speaking: Directed by Brigitte Timmerman. With Tatanka Means. "Our language is sacred, no one can take it from us"- Omaha Tribal Elder. Moving stories about the remaining Omaha fluent speaking elders of the tribe and educators dedicated efforts to keep their language alive.
- Brigitte Timmerman
- 2019-02-10
- Documentary
- 67
Fluent speaking elders reflect on growing up speaking their native language, the efforts that was taken from outsiders to phase it out and why it is so important to preserve it. This documentary is a 2018 Red Nation International Film Festival Best Documentary and a 2019 Western Heritage Awards National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum ...
Watch trailer. Genres: Documentary. Duration: 1 hour 6 minutes. Availability: Worldwide. "Our language is sacred, no one can take it from us"- Omaha Tribal Elder. Only a handful of Native American fluent speakers remain of the Omaha Tribe.
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- Range Films
18 nov 2023 · Nov 18, 2023. 0. 1 of 3. At Oklahoma City's National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, the documentary 'UmoNhoN Iye: The Omaha Speaking' is the centerpiece for an evening of programing on Monday, November 21. The film won the 'Outstanding Documentary' award from the Cowboy Museum in 2019.
RED NATION FILM FESTIVAL October 14, 2018BY Red Nation Film FestivalpageTickets BEST DOC FEATURE NOMINEE November 15, 2018 | Laemmle Music Hall | 6:00pm – 7:30pm FILM SYNOPSIS “Our Language is Sacred, no one can take it from us.”–Omaha Elder. Only a handful of Native American fluent speakers remain of the Omaha Tribe. Fluent speaking elders reflect on growing up speaking their native ...
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UmoNhoN Iye The Omaha Speaking. "Our language is sacred, no one can take it from us."--Omaha Elder. Only a handful of Native American fluent speakers remain of the Omaha Tribe. Fluent speaking elders reflect on growing up speaking their native language and the importance of preservation.
