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VID: 1074
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Summary:
A contemporary dramatization of an ancient Coast Salish myth about the famous Vancouver landmark that symbolizes the most sacred of a man's vows, cleanliness of fatherhood. With narration in Squamish by Chief Simon Baker.
Notes:
Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired.
"Best dramatic short 1999 American Indian Film Festival"--Container.
Narrator, Chief Simon Baker.
Closed-captioned; in Squamish and English.
c. 1: H31374 JUN 30 2009. Gift: Native Peoples, est. $15.00.
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