Ignore the crusty ill-informed remarks of "man in black529"; he must have this confused with some other film (and btw, Costner had nothing to do with this production but the opening narration).
I've seen this video several times, and have shared it with dozens of people, including Native Americans. Nearly everyone is moved to tears by the beauty of movement, the dramatic, invigorating score, and the revealing impact of Native American culture which will all-too-soon be forgotten.
Peter Buffett deserves a lot of credit for capturing and presenting the American Indian experience in dance, stories, and tradition. If you care about American tradition at all, you really must see this video.
I've seen this video several times, and have shared it with dozens of people, including Native Americans. Nearly everyone is moved to tears by the beauty of movement, the dramatic, invigorating score, and the revealing impact of Native American culture which will all-too-soon be forgotten.
Peter Buffett deserves a lot of credit for capturing and presenting the American Indian experience in dance, stories, and tradition. If you care about American tradition at all, you really must see this video.