“Circle of the Sun” An Educational Program
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- Description Level
- Item
- Accession No.
- 20181063055
- Physical Description
- VHS
- Scope and Content
- .“Circle of the Sun” (1960) Presented by The National Film Board of Canada. A film about the Blood Indians of South Western Alberta. Shows footage of the SunDance camp and Pete Standing Alone speaks about his memories of the SunDance. He also talks about life on the reserve. One company digging for…
- Description Level
- Item
- Physical Description
- VHS
- History Biographical
- This VHS is among a variety of films used by the Galt Museum & Archives for public and for educational purposes. Some were produced by the National Film Board, local 2&7, CFCN and Global Television stations.
- Scope and Content
- .“Circle of the Sun” (1960) Presented by The National Film Board of Canada. A film about the Blood Indians of South Western Alberta. Shows footage of the SunDance camp and Pete Standing Alone speaks about his memories of the SunDance. He also talks about life on the reserve. One company digging for oil on the reserve. Goes back to talking about the importance of nature and the circle as a strong symbol. Film shows Pete at a rodeo. Written and Directed by Colin Low, Consulted with Chief Jim Whitebull, and narrated by Stanley Jackson.
- Accession No.
- 20181063055
- Collection
- Archive
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