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The Exiles
After years of researching in the Native American community in Los Angeles, Kent Mackenzie began working with his protagonists on The Exiles in 1957. The film, which was completed three years later, is one of the first and still very few films about young Indians in the big city. For his empathetic observations, Mackenzie found poetic forms far from any kind of romanticizing. His graphic sense for nocturnal Los Angeles, the use of interviews with the actors as the inner monologues of the protagonists, and the soundtrack of the rock n roll band The Revels from radios and jukeboxes make The Exiles a masterpiece of great beauty and integrity. Its restoration closes another gap in the history of independent cinema.
New 35mm print!
Opening Night Reception
Sherman Alexie will Tuesday's screening
SPONSORED BY RANDY LEWIS AND NATIVE VOICES
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LocationNorthwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122
United States
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