American Red and Black: Stories of Afro-Native Identity
Alicia Woods, 2006
This intimate film follows six Afro-native Americans from around the U.S., as they reflect upon the personal and complex issues of Native and African heritage, ethnic identity, and racism within communities of color.
Running time: 39:00
Available on DVD and VHS.
Home use: 39.95
Educational Use: 99.95
Screenings, Awards, and Publications
IMAGeNation 8th annual film and Video Festival,
Awarded "Outstanding Documentary"
Bellevue Community College's fourth annual American Indian Film Festival, 2006
African American Women in Cinema Film Festival, NYC, 2006
7th Annual CIC American Indian Studies Graduate Student Conference Indiana University, Bloomington
Tulalip Film Festival, 2006
Awarded "Best Original Score"
13th Annual Women of Color Film and Arts Fest at University of California, Santa Cruz
American Indian Film Institute's 31st Annual American Indian Film Festival, San Francisco
"The First and the Forced" Indigenous and African American Intersections Conference. University of Kansas, Lawrence
Central District Forum for Arts and Ideas American Heritage Series "Bloodtimes: Exploring the Black Native American Connection"
2006 Winnipeg Aboriginal Film and Video Festival
