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"A satirical comedy that explores the interaction of American Indians and philanthropic organizations. Draws on trickster myths common to many Indian tribes to dispel Hollywood stereotypes of the "wild Indian" and the "noble savage"."
"A satirical comedy that explores the interaction of American Indians and philanthropic organizations. Draws on trickster myths common to many Indian tribes to dispel Hollywood stereotypes of the "wild Indian" and the "noble savage"."@en
"A satirical comedy that explores the interaction of American Indians and philanthropic organizations. Draws on trickster myths common to many Indian tribes to dispel Hollywood stereotypes of the "wild indian" and the "noble savage"."@en
"This satiric film draws upon the trickster myths of Native American cultures to ridicule stereotypes propagated by the white man and to dramatize the use of humor as an essential tool of Native American survival. Harold, wisecracking leader of the Worriors of Orange and self-styled headmaster of the "school of social acupuncture," is intent on extracting money from the local charitable foundation to fund his latest scheme. Donning neckties to impress the well-intentioned but woefully uninformed members of the Board of Directors, Harold and his band remind the foundation of their "miraculous" success in cultivating miniature oranges in the brisk climate of northern Minnesota with the hope that their benefactors will grant them the resources to grow pinch beans in order to establish a string of coffee houses on the reservation."
"A dramatization that explores the interactions of American Indians and philanthropic organizations. Draws of trickster myths common to many tribes to dispel Hollywood stereotypes as it portrays a people for whom humour is a means for survival."@en
"A satirical comedy that explores the interaction of American Indians and philanthropic organizations. Draws on trickster myths common to many Indian tribes to dispel Hollywood stereotypes of the "wild indian" and the "noble savage.""
"In the American Indian trickster tradition, a young Indian man tricks a philanthropic foundation into donating money to his tribe. A comic dramatization exploring the interactions between red and white society."
"A satirical comedy that explores the interaction of American Indians and philanthropic organizations. Draws on trickster myths common to many Indian tribes to dispel Hollywood stereotypes of the "wild Indian" and the "noble savage.""
"A satirical comedy that explores the interaction of American Indians and philanthropic organizations. Draws on trickster myths common to many Indian tribes to dispel Hollywood stereotypes of the "wild Indian" and the "noble savage.""@en