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Spirit game pride of a nation

Spirit game pride of a nation

DVD 2017

Lacrosse originated with the Iroquois, which they call their "medicine game" and is the lifeblood of their Nation. The Iroquois Nationals Lacrosse Team is not only among the world's best, but ambassadors for their Nation's sovereignty and recognition. In 2015, the Iroquois hosted the World Championships on Native soil for the first time ever, in which history, politics, and culture all collided on the playing field before the eyes of the world.

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Haudenosaunee United States Games
Indigenous peoples Civil rights United States
Iroquois Nationals (Lacrosse team)
Lacrosse Competitions Onondaga Nation
Lacrosse History
Lacrosse players Onondaga Nation
Sports teams Onondaga Nation
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Description:
1 videodisc (102 minutes) : digital ; 4 3/4 inches
digital optical surround Dolby Digital 5.1
video file DVD video region 1
polychrome
Target Audience Note:
Canadian Home Video Rating: NR
Other Title:
Pride of a nation
Notes:
Title from container
Director of photography, Alex Rappaport; cintematography, "Buddy" Thomas; lead editor, Joel Rutkowski; editor, Jay Mircale; music by Marcus Boeltz; executive producers, Gayle Anne Kelley, Oren Lyons
DVD ; widescreen presentation ; Dolby Digital 5.1
For private home use only
Audio tracks in English
Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired
Control Number:
2355776
UPC:
818522019659
Other Authors:
Boeltz, Marcus, composer (expression)
Brewster, Chris, film producer, film director
Kelley, Gayle Anne, film producer
Lyons, Oren, film producer
Rappaport, Alex, director of photography
Spirer, Peter, film director
XLrator Media (Firm), publisher
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