--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Jan 19, 2007, at 8:57 AM, TurquoiseB wrote: > > > > Vaj, your excellent description of the place below > > prompts me to ask whether you're familiar with the > > cult film "Powwow Highway." One of the key scenes > > in the film takes place there, as Philbert (one of > > the best characters I've ever met in film) climbs > > Noahvose as part of his own odd vision quest. It's > > a really lovely movie; if you don't know it, you > > should definitely add it to your Netflix queue. > > No I haven't but now I really want to see it, thanks!
Read a few of the reviews on IMDB and you'll want to see it even more. It's an amazing movie. The director and many of the cast were Santa Fe locals and friends. Gary Farmer as Philbert is beyond excellent, and Graham Greene is equally moving as an Indian Vietnam Vet dealing with PTSD. It's one of the few good films about the Native American culture ever made, and an absolute delight as well for any spiritual seeker. > A couple of movies I've seen recently you might enjoy are > (unrelated to the above, just great movies): > > Harvie Krumpet (a short, contact me offlist if you haven't). > > September 11 ( a collection of short films on 9/11 themes > from all over the world). > > Have you seen "Pan's Labyrinth" (El Laberinto del Fauno) yet? No to all of them. I'll search my Limewire sources for them, and I'll be able to check on the last one soon because I'm planning a trip to Barcelona.
