An investigation into Native American filmmaker Harjo's family history, namely the mysterious 1962 disappearance of his grandfather and the songs of encouragement sung by those who searched for him.
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Cast
Sterlin Harjo
Director
Jeff S. Anderson
Self - Searcher
Jimmy Anderson
Self
Hugh W. Foley Jr.
Self
Eugene Harjo
Self
Jesse Harjo
Self
Nelson Harjo
Self
Sterlin Harjo
Self
Belinda Harjoche
Self
George Harjoche
Self
Harry Long
Self
Wotko Long
Self
Joy Nelson
Self
Joanna Palmer
Self
James Stafford
Self
Houston Tiger
Self
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
This May Be the Last Time
Shakedown
Hollywood, No Sex Please!
Sex in the Soviet Union
This Fool
Reservation Dogs
My Love, Butterfly Lady
Mubarak Ho Beti Hui Hai
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The Dinosaurs
Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror
Down to Earth with Zac Efron
World War II with Tom Hanks
The Last Czars
Legacy: The True Story of the LA Lakers
9/11: One Day in America: Told in Full
Jesus: Crown of Thorns
Pepsi, Where's My Jet?
Cleopatra's Final Secret
Alexander: The Making of a God
African Queens: Njinga
Queen Cleopatra
No Man Left Behind
Dark Side of the Ring
Mga Komento
6 Mga Komento
source: This May Be the Last Time
This is a beautiful, well-crafted story of a family tragedy wrapped in songs. The film starts with the death of Sterlin Harjo's Grandfather & the community coming together to search for him. It's also a historical journey into the songs of the Creek Nation. The Creek Nation songs are a part of singing tradition that reaches back to the Highlands of Scotland. It's also part of the gospel tradition of the Black churches & of other Native Nations. These songs are part of a thread that weaves the musical, oral traditions connecting the people. What really touched my soul was the careful handling of christian gospel being forced on the Indigenous people through genocide. Harjo's storytelling of the murdering colonization that left its legacy .... not only in destruction & loss, but in beauty ... through the songs .... was done brilliantly & with great skill so that the power & beauty of the songs would be the takeaway.
source: This May Be the Last Time
This is a beautiful, well-crafted story of a family tragedy wrapped in songs. The film starts with the death of Sterlin Harjo's Grandfather & the community coming together to search for him. It's also a historical journey into the songs of the Creek Nation. The Creek Nation songs are a part of singing tradition that reaches back to the Highlands of Scotland. It's also part of the gospel tradition of the Black churches & of other Native Nations. These songs are part of a thread that weaves the musical, oral traditions connecting the people. What really touched my soul was the careful handling of christian gospel being forced on the Indigenous people through genocide. Harjo's storytelling of the murdering colonization that left its legacy .... not only in destruction & loss, but in beauty ... through the songs .... was done brilliantly & with great skill so that the power & beauty of the songs would be the takeaway.
This May Be the Last Time
