Native American Heritage Month: Upcoming ITVS Programs

POWER PATHS, airing November 3 at 10:00 PM on Independent Lens on PBS

SUMMER SUN WINTER MOON, airing in November 2009 on public television

As the nation observes Native American Heritage Month throughout November, PBS will air programs that examine and celebrate the many aspects of Native American life and history. Be sure to check out these two new compelling ITVS documentaries:

POWER PATHS, airing November 3 at 10:00 on Independent Lens (check local listings), looks at how Native American tribes are turning to solar and wind sources to provide clean sustainable energy for cities across the west. Their traditional values regarding conservation and the earth offer real solutions to America’s energy crisis. A co-production of NAPT.

SUMMER SUN WINTER MOON, airing in November 2009 on public television (check local listings), tells the story of an unexpected collaboration between a Blackfeet poet and an unconventional classical composer that led to a unique work of art from the perspective of American Indians today.

Encore presentations of ITVS programs this month also include:  TRUE WHISPERS: The Story of the Navajo Code Talkers, MISS NAVAJO and MARCH POINT.

Get broadcast listings and more information about upcoming ITVS programs >>

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Thursday, October 29th, 2009 ITVS Broadcasts, Independent Lens
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    Can't wait to see Summer Sun Winter Moon again - I saw it at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival a couple of weeks ago! I am a fan on Summer Sun Winter Moon website and facebook page! Check out my posts on Digg about the film.
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