Justin Rain Wins Best Supporting Actor Award original story posted January 2011 By Lee Waters There has yet to be a Native actor who has really made it. Adam Beach and Tantoo Cardinal are in a class of their own, but let’s face it, there’s no Indian Marlon Brando taped inside our locker doors yet. […]
Hans Ostrom is a poet, short-story writer, and novelist. He has published academic articles and books, edited anthologies, and written screenplays; and is a professor of African American Studies and English at University of Puget Sound. Hans has written a thoughtful review of “Two Indians Talking” on his blog Poet’s Musings: Two Indians Talking is […]
Self described as a dramatic comedy, Two Indians Talking offers a thought-provoking dialogue that extends beyond the screen and brings to the forefront the difficulties that First Nations face from outside of their communities and within. Often presenting a critical self-reflection of pressing and divisive issues within First Nations communities—which can be extended to reserve, […]
Published in (PRWEB) January 7, 2011 First Nations Actor, Justin Rain, wins acclaim for his performance in the highly impactful film “Two Indians Talking.” If you met Justin Rain 5 years ago a performer would be the last thing that you would see him as. A shy young man, speaking in a hushed tone would […]