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Te Ata Trailer #1 (2017): Check out the new trailer starring Q'orianka Kilcher, Gil Birmingham, Graham Greene! Be the first to watch, comment, and share Indie trailers, clips, and featurettes dropping @MovieclipsIndie.
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Based on the true story of Mary Thompson Fisher (Q'orianka Kilcher), widely known as Te Ata, who traverses cultural barriers to achieve fame as an actress and a Native American storyteller.
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@sierrabrown3803 4 года назад

I was an extra in this movie and even met Q’orianka Kilcher! I will never forget the experience. I am a proud Chickasaw. I look forward to showing my daughter this film and telling her about the tribe histories the right way.

@CondorSkyGhost 2 года назад

I look forward to seeing it. Indigenous native american movies need to keep on showing, because people forget who they are and where they come from. If they can understand how important it is to us, then they could respect us more,themselves more. The world would be a better place. I live on the mountain country areas on a reservation. San Diego and all the waterways and oceans were our traditional territory, all the way out to and in the desert to ancient lake cahuilla. But now the new people and their yuppy ways are hard to stomach. Just watched the movie "Beans". Older more simple movie about a young girl growing up Mohawk in Canada in the 70s, simple movie, but I watch as many as I can from Fishhawk to Dance me Outside....Woman walks ahead is one of my most recent favorite, but I am a veteran so it had many meanings. Graham Greene movie....Last of his Tribe....a great one...hope you met Graham. I've met Adam Beach...cool 😎 cat.

@guslopez7807 2 года назад

A dog guiding?? No to credible.. Cazy

@Dagothownsneravar 2 года назад

Proud Chickasaw!

@marissabojiuc 2 года назад

One of the most beautiful movies I have seen during my lifetime! It makes you proud to be an American!

@songwriterlife7777 Год назад

I cried the whole time. Movies don't make me do that often. She is special. ❤

@puddlemini 6 лет назад

Te Ata made waves in the early 1900s at a time when the Chickasaw nation was absorbed by Oklahoma. Its amazing how she lived a long full life until 1995. I am so happy they decided to share her story.

@BrandonDanz 3 года назад

She should have gotten an oscar for her role in The New World

@merrywhiterose 2 года назад

Loved the movie!!! It was so refreshing to see a non-fictional movie about Native Americans. Also, the music & storytelling was enlightening.

@franzhaas3712 7 лет назад

O' SHIT I USED TO KNOW THIS GIRL. SHE WAS A STREET PERFORMER IN SANTA MONICA AND SO WAS I . I USED TO TALK TO HER ALL THE TIME. THIS IS TWICE SHE HAS PLAYED A NATIVE AMERICAN . I HOPE SHE GETS TO DO MORE FILMS. SHE IS A VERY NICE PERSON.

@hillena 6 лет назад

she had a role in "Hostiles", "The Alienist" ...this is not just a street performer

@franzhaas3712 4 года назад

@Brit & Patrick & Son Haven & Mullen & Mullen Thank you.😀

@heathercline328 2 года назад

@@hillena I think the New World movie, as Pocohantas, leading role with Colin Farrell

@solangembile9826 2 года назад

I cried watching this movie on Netflix it was a mix emotion of joy and sorrow like to Know more about the native American Indian

@sherryripepi6024 2 года назад

This movie is heartfelt and educational. It is presented with honor and respect for the American Indian. This is a first-class quality movie.

@fudgeymoss 6 лет назад

she's so beautiful

@0Flow0 6 лет назад

This movie told a story about a person I had never heard of. I love Q'orianka Kilcher so I watched it. It had some pretty typical dramatizations but overall it was pretty moving and aesthetic, acting was pretty good.

@sneakersheik2418 6 лет назад

Crying already just watching the trailer. Lots of emotion! Looks great.

@JulietsMan 2 года назад

yikes

@gracenolan2725 6 лет назад

I've only watched the trailer and am already crying

@somkhuanlanglotz 4 года назад

I was crying when I watched the movie. Dear Grace watch it.

@JulietsMan 2 года назад

i started crying too.....when i turned on my computer...it was so moving

@carlosariel7009 4 года назад

What's modern about this film , is the very freshness the actress brings to her role . The story line or script seems repetitive, however is her very performance and presence that brings something new to the table of native films. It serves as a catapult if you will of what the young actress will do next which is bigger , different, and lastly contemporary. Quorianka is quietly bringing the old indian in to modern house holds in a very cool charismatic way. That is the secret" to the formula. Lol. Applause. 👏

@intutivetarot7596 6 лет назад

Omg ive been waiting so long to see her in another movie!! And im not disappointed!! 😥😥😥

@teata646 6 лет назад

thata my name Te Ata in maori it means the art of dawn

@romeblanchard3419 6 лет назад

This looks promising

@cacampbell3654 6 лет назад

Rome Blanchard: I don’t know if I agree ... 😐.

@gihankanishka 4 года назад

tears in my eyes so beautiful

@JulietsMan 2 года назад

just logged on. my eyes are filled with tears. what is this video about? i havent even watched it yet but since everyone else is blubbering and sobbing i figured i would too. ill watch the trailer now.

@scottroberts1337 5 лет назад

One of several well told truths all Americans (especially young children) need to be educated about. Hope to see more factual accounts with less Hollywood. The Native music and sounds of nature are orchestration enough. PEACE

@timomastosalo 6 лет назад

Te Ata. The ancient Hellenic people might have thought her name means theatre :)

@melaroha8003 6 лет назад

Te Ata is Maori name from New Zealand Te Ata means " The Morning" the name was given to her by an unknown person. i think her real name is " Mary Frances Thomson,".

@Not_a_Saint9891 4 года назад

Why are movies like these passing under my radar? I mean seriously...

@laurenconrad1799 4 года назад

I really wish that stories like this got told more, like, at all, ever. Gah, there is so much talk of racial inequality right now, yet Native Americans are never brought up as part of that conversation.

@calypsosgarden203 4 года назад

They are, sometimes. Not nearly enough.

@heathernelson8560 2 года назад

I think that there is a reason why the history of them is kept so quiet and rarely spoken of. I've heard one of them say that they are not really natives of the land and told where his people really come from. I think a treaty was made with the "natives" not to reveal their true identity to cover up something. America is built on lies and secrets.

@CondorSkyGhost 2 года назад

We are brought up as "indigenous people",should be more like the Natives of Hawaii to Alaska, The Northwest to the Southeast...the rest of the U.S. and all the other people who came here after are all radical extremists...but the indigenous tribes still live here, not asking for much as everyone else does......but having the extreme knowledge of being always from this land....from oceans, to forests, deserts and plains...

@AlexaWexaa Год назад

Ugh I loved this movie sm🥹🤍

@Happy_HIbiscus 7 лет назад

dude, this looks cool

@lightuponlight6727 7 лет назад

I love Q'orianka's work....but I feel she has done this type of role... twice... before..She's been typecast and that's a shame...She's very very talented and beautiful. I'd like to see her in something modern......still engaged in work for rights of native peoples...but bring her up to date.

@RapidObsessor 6 лет назад

why typecast? she went from a hawaiian princess to an aspiring broadway actress?

@HolandaChiquita 6 лет назад

I agree she has played "Native" characters before, but to me they were all quite different. Maybe she is indeed type-casted for the way she looks, but it does fit her and she is telling compelling and important stories in these films. So I don't think it's a bad thing. Have you seen The Alienist? She acts amazingly in that. It's not a huge role, but she's absolutely phenomenal in it, and there is no mention of her being native in it...

@fragolegirl2002 5 лет назад

I rather her play an incan princess :3 she is quechua descent

@adriannespring8598 4 года назад

I think it is her bringing little known people to the screen that otherwise wouldn't be known. She's playing stories a legit first nations actress needs to play vs white washing. So its a catch 22.

@philippinevlogsandgamingpl7671 5 лет назад

Q'orianka Kilcher!! I was wondering where ya went!

@komadorii 6 лет назад

The way her name is pronounced almost sounds like the german word for theatre! Lovely trailer!!

@bluedancelilly Год назад

Great movie!

@Thomas-uv3tk 2 месяца назад

She too was a bird of many colors. She was a German Holt descendant. See Holt Dynasty video. She was also a James descendant. See anything you want to see about J Frank Dalton. He was the real outlaw Jesse James.

@PrimoKadro80s 7 лет назад

Good 👍

@jessedarnell34 4 года назад

I’m in this movie

@augustozela2005 6 лет назад

she got the real indian spirit, qorianka is from peru

@philippinevlogsandgamingpl7671 5 лет назад

i think I just saw the whole movie

@xxbeexx3557 6 лет назад

This is so interesting...

@sadem1045 5 лет назад

You so rarely see a Native American film in general theaters. And when you do the Native American actors are often cast in supporting roles.

@fernandamartinstorres2564 4 месяца назад

Here in Brazil I can't watch this film on RU-vid, does anyone know which stream I can access? Thanks.

@sushigamer9926 6 лет назад

Nice

@tysofly25 4 года назад

Take my money NOW💰💰💰

@zey1351 6 лет назад

i hope she will play pocohontas is a live show happens, otherwise its probably scarjo

@supercalime 6 лет назад

Bedlamite she already played pocahontas on a movie before

@sben3112 6 лет назад

She did play Pocahontas in 'the new world ' movie

@user-fs6zl9uz3f 5 лет назад

She already did

@srividhyaramakrishnan7114 4 года назад

She is giving me Moana vibes😭😭❤️❤️❤️♥️✨

@ishmael_03 7 лет назад

What native tribe is Q’orianka Kilcher?

@emmamacgregor731 6 лет назад

Imdb says: "Q'orianka translates to "golden eagle" in Quechua, the official language of the Inca Empire and an official language in Peru. Her Father is a Quechua-Huachipaeri, an native South American from Madre de Dios, Peru. Her mother is a Swiss national who grew up in Alaska. Mother is Saskia Genet-Oulicky. In 2004, at age 14, following an extensive international search, she was cast by writer/director Terrence Malick in The New World (2005) opposite Colin Farrell and Christian Bale and emerged into the front ranks of young actors with her portrayal of "Pocahontas". Younger brother, Kainoa Kilcher, had a bit part in The New World (2005). Popular singer Jewel Kilcher is her first cousin once removed. Jewel is first cousin of Saskia Genet-Oulicky, the mother of Q'orianka. Her grandfather, Ray "Pirate" Genet, was an Alaskan mountain-rescue and climbing legend who died in 1979 while making his descent from the summit of Mt. Everest. Older sister of Kainoa Kilcher and Xihuaru Kilcher.

@cybercab 6 лет назад

I worked with her on a movie in Alaska a few years back.

@augustozela2005 6 лет назад

im his boyfriend

@user-fs6zl9uz3f 5 лет назад

Quechua

@triskut 4 года назад

The Alienist. That’s where I saw her from, why did she have to be silent? Her role was just to be a love object for the male protagonist

@JulietsMan 2 года назад

I KNOW MORTON DOWNEY JR!!!! HES GOOD AS IRONY MAN!!! HE WAS ONLY 13 ONCE AND I SAW HIM WALKING ALONG THRU WALMART!!! ............is ANYBODY paying attention TO ME??????

@EarthCountess 5 лет назад

A HO brothers and sisters from afar

@iamzainstudios 6 лет назад

Westworld

@JulietsMan 2 года назад

im close PERSONAL friends with ""JEWEL"...................the SINGER................she KNOWS me. Her "COUSIN" Quen'Orca (her real name btw) (Queen of Whales) (She was born in Inca, New Mexico) Moved to England where she became the queen of SEA MAMMALS. Im in her will.

@ninafinau644 2 года назад

She was wonderful in "New World" She's a better actor when she doesn't speak. It's too bad because the real story of TeAta, is the coolest. Q'girl just couldn't deliver... She's also getting a lil to big😁

@guslopez7807 2 года назад

A dog guiding a people? Silly