| Yvonne Williams | ... | Yvonne | |
| Homer Nish | ... | Homer | |
| Tom Reynolds | ... | Tommy (as Tommy Reynolds) | |
| Rico Rodriguez | ... | Rico | |
| Clifford Ray Sam | ... | Cliff | |
| Clydean Parker | ... | Claudine | |
| Mary Donahue | ... | Mary | |
| Eddie Sunrise | ... | Singer on Hill X | |
| Eugene Pablo | |||
| Jacinto Valenzuela | |||
| Matthew Pablo | |||
| Ann Amiador | |||
| Sarah Mazy | |||
| Delos Yellow Eagle | |||
| Gloria Muti | |||
| Lew Irwin | (as Louis Irwin) | ||
| Arthur Madbull | |||
| Norman St. Pierre | |||
| Ted Guardipee | |||
| Marilyn Lewis | |||
| Ned Casey | |||
| Bob Lemoyne | |||
| Jay Robidaux | |||
| Ernest Marden | |||
| I.J. Walker | |||
| Frankie Red Elk | |||
| Julia Escalanti | |||
| Chris Surefoot | |||
| Danny Escalanti | |||
| Sedrick Second | |||
| Della Escalanti | |||
| Leonard Postock | |||
| Tony Fierro |
Directed by | |||
| Kent MacKenzie | |||
Writing credits | ||
| Kent MacKenzie | (writer) | |
Produced by | |||
| Kent MacKenzie | .... | producer | |
Cinematography by | |||
| Erik Daarstad | |||
| Robert Kaufman | |||
| John Arthur Morrill | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Warner Brown | |||
| Sven Walnum | (uncredited) | ||
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
| Sven Walnum | .... | camera operator (uncredited) | |
Editorial Department | |||
| Sven Walnum | .... | assistant editor (uncredited) | |
Other crew | |||
| Mindaugus Bagdon | .... | additional crew | |
| Stan Follis | .... | additional crew | |
| Ron Honthaner | .... | additional crew | |
| David MacDougall | .... | additional crew | |
| Ken Nelson | .... | additional crew | |
| Marvin Walowitz | .... | additional crew | |
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Kent Mackenzie, USC Filmmaker, follows one 24 hr day of a native american couple and their friends in downtown Los Angeles, CA on & near Bunker Hill. With flashbacks to reservation life, the pathos of the "non-BIA approved" urban Indian life of poverty and utter hopelessness will move you beyond mere words. Homer & Yvonne are expecting a child - he is distant and lost, she abjectly passive and accepting of her fate. Absolutely real and so personal you may cry, knowing that nothing is going to get any better, and wishing that you could reach across time to make it different. Their child will be born in 1961-2 and is now age 40 if s/he survived.
Kent also made a film, "Bunker Hill" which followed an aged Doctor on his visits to patient's homes located on Bunker Hill area in Los Angeles where Homer & Yvonne lived. Scenes of Angel's Flight and old victorian buildings are in both films. Lost times and places now covered with corporate headquarters. Two American Tragedies.