Standing Silent Nation facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Standing Silent Nation |
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| Directed by | Suree Towfighnia |
| Produced by | Courtney Hermann |
| Editing by | Sharon Karp |
| Release date(s) | October 27, 2006 (Native Voice Film Festival) |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Standing Silent Nation is a 2006 documentary film. A documentary is a type of movie that tells a true story or shows real events. This film is about a person named Alex White Plume. He lives on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.
The movie Standing Silent Nation was directed by Suree Towfighnia. It was shown on PBS as part of their Point of View TV series in 2007.
About the Film
This documentary shares the story of Alex White Plume. He is a member of the Lakota people. The film explores his life and challenges on the Pine Ridge Reservation.
Who Made It Possible?
Many groups helped make Standing Silent Nation happen. Native American Public Telecommunications gave support. The Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media also helped. Many other people donated money over the years.
Awards and Recognition
Standing Silent Nation received several awards. In 2009, it won three awards at the Red Nation Film Festival. These awards were for Best Director, Best Producer, and Best Documentary.
