5th World (2005)Two young Navajos hitch hike home through the Navajo reservation, falling in love along the way. Director:Blackhorse LoweWriter:Blackhorse Lowe |
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Title: 5th World (2005)
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Livandrea Knoki | ... |
Aria Clyde
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| Sheldon Silentwalker | ... |
Andrei Bedonie
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Ernest
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James
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Carmelita B. Lowe | ... |
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Larry A. Lowe | ... |
Uncle
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Corey Allison | ... |
John
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Sahar Khadjenoury | ... |
Ateed Nizhoni
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Melaw Antoine | ... |
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Orlando White | ... |
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Richard Castaneo | ... |
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Vona Lowe | ... |
Vona
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June Lowe | ... |
June
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John A. Lowe | ... |
Naali
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John B. Lowe | ... |
John boy
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Two young Navajos hitch hike home through the Navajo reservation, falling in love along the way.
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20 January 2005 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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The film's writer/director can be seen in the butcher scene, and is credited as "Acho Lowe", his childhood nickname. See more »Goofs
Miguel Cordova, the DP, can be seen briefly reflected in a fun house mirror. See more »Quotes
Ernest, James: [holding up a wooden paddle from a boarding school] You see, this is the reason why Indians have flat butts!See more »
Saw the 5th World over at the Phoenix Film Festival. The local newspaper trashed the film. Wanted to see and make my own opinion. Thought the acting could have been better. I actually thought the Aunt & Uncle dialog was great, would have liked to see more close ups. The narration on the film at the beginning I trouble with. You don't know who is taking and I had a hard time trying to make a connection. The best part was seeing Ernie & June performing. Would have loved to see a real love scene. The scenery was beautiful no doubt about it. I thought the actors did not do a good job getting the emotion out. Their there to tell a story. Don't think the director got the best out of the 2 main actors. The ending or conflict was great, loved that a lot, but the middle of the film was boring. I think the director has objectives & goals, we either got it or didn't get it. Well, I kind of got it, but it could be better. But I do hope Blackhorse keeps making films and does not give up. I will keep seeing Native American productions!