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Naturally Native is a 1998 American drama film directed by Valerie Red-Horse. It is the first feature film created by and about Native American women, and the first entirely financed by a tribe. The film follows three Native American sisters who were adopted in 1972 after being orphaned and reunite as adults to form their own business.
With Valerie Red-Horse, Yvonne Russo, Irene Bedard, Kimberly Guerrero. Three Native American sisters (Red-Horse, Bedard, Guerrero) decide to try to sell a line of cosmetics they call Naturally Native, based on old tribal remedies, only to have to fight an uphill battle with racist business people.
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- Drama
- Jennifer Wynne Farmer, Valerie Red-Horse
- 1998-01
Producer/Co-Director/Screenwriter, Valerie Red-Horse Mohl offers a moving tale of Native self-betterment and triumph in this disarming drama about three American Indian sisters, raised separately in foster families, who now seek a shared destiny as entrepreneurs of a line of organic cosmetics.
- 121 Min.
- 13,1K
- Valerie Red-Horse Mohl
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- Valerie Red-Horse, Jennifer Wynne Farmer
- PG13
- Valerie Red-Horse
8. Okt. 1999 · Naturally Native follows the lives, loves, pain, joy and relationships of three sisters as they attempt to start their own business. Of American Indian ancestry, but adopted by white foster parents as young children, each sister has her own identity issues and each has chosen a very different career path.
Steve Bighawk. In Theaters At Home TV Shows. Advertise With Us. Native American sisters Vickie (Valerie Red-Horse), Karen (Kimberly Norris Guerrero) and Tanya (Irene Bedard) start a company to...
- Drama
naturally native. Synopsis. Connecticut's Mashantucket tribe financed this Native American drama about three sisters who enter the business world by selling Naturally Native, a homegrown line of cosmetics based on traditional tribal remedies. Married to a Native American, Vickie (Valerie Red-Horse) believes strongly in Indian traditions.
