Throw Away Kids
Banff Centre for the Arts - Indigenous Arts Program
2000, 46:00 minutes, colour, English
TAPECODE 2031.09
Conceived, Directed and Choreographed by Muriel Miguel. Muriel's unique teaching and development style of "Storyweaving" interweaves three separate stories. The first story, reflects a portion of the traditional Haudenosaunee creation story Sky Woman Falling. The second deals with controversial issues around battery. The third explores cultural renewal, a story of moving beyond survival and resistance to a spirit of celebration. This is all performed in dance, modern and traditional with original contemporary and popular music.
"Through story telling and dance, I wish to suggest to the younger generation that there is a youthful and optimistic character to our ancient culture." Muriel Miguel.
This is a film for Native Urban and Reservation people, for all types of diverse communities.
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