Directed by: Kent Mackenzie
Starring: Yvonne Williams, Homer Nish, Tommy Reynolds, Rico Rodrigues, Clifford Ray Sam, Clydean Parker, Mary Donahue, Eddie Sunrise, Jacinto Valenzuela, Ann Amiador, Delos Yellow Eagle, Louis Irwin, Norman St. Pierre, Marilyn Lewis, Bob Lemoyne, Ernest Marden, Frankie Red Elk, Chris Surefoot, Sedrick Second, Leonard Postock, Eugene Pablo, Matthew Pablo, Sarah Mazy, Gloria Muti, Arthur Madrull, Ted Guardipee, Ned Casey, Jay Robidaux, I.J. Walker, Julia Escalanti, Danny Escalanti, Della Escalanti, Tony Fierro
72 minutes
(NR - adult language, adult themes, adult situations, some violence)
PLOT:
Native Americans in Los Angeles. For 12 hours one Friday night, from late afternoon until dawn, we follow a handful of urban Indians. Yvonne is pregnant, commenting on her life and dreams as she shops, walks home, cooks dinner, and watches her husband Homer leave with his friends. Homer and his pals go bar hopping, play some poker, and end up, bottles in hand, with other Indians on a hilltop. During the night, the men pick up women, there are fights, there's camaraderie, and Homer reflects on life in the city versus life on the reservation. At dawn, Yvonne watches Hector from a window as he and two pals and two women head somewhere. "Let's do it again tonight," says one.
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