The first narrative feature film directed by a Native American and based on a true story, Tushka tells the story of a Native American activist who leads a rally to the steps of the FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C.
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Title: Tushka (1996)
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Jeff S. Anderson | ... | Drummer / singer |
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Orvel Baldridge | ... | FBI / Williams |
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Robert Eades | ... | Marcus Beams |
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Tim Johnson | ... | FBI / Raines |
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Cary Pruitt | ... | FBI Director |
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Roy Rains Jr. | ... | Tom Nichols |
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The first narrative feature film directed by a Native American and based on a true story, Tushka tells the story of a Native American activist who leads a rally to the steps of the FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Skorodin's eye for controversy combined with Bret Reynolds eloquent dance with the camera lens create a compelling picture that bores relentlessly into the Human spirit. Loosely based on actual events surrounding the FBI's treatment of Native Americans during the 1970's Ian Skorodin delicately tells the story from both sides maintaining an objective view(A difficult task). The film's Stirring conclusion is almost an anti-testament to the adage "For God and For Country".