[*Rare*] North American Indian Documentary Film ~ "Hunger"

Contains one of the earliest uses of a zoom lens in cinematic history!

"Hunger" - The Silent Enemy

This RARE documentary film has an all Ojibwe Indian cast re-enacting ancient Indian rituals and tribal life before the Europeans appeared on the landscape. A truly historical early film that shows the perseverance of a determined people and how they conquered the harsh environment of Northern Canada for thousands of years. Excellent shots of wild animals, clothing, rituals, ancient tools and early 19th century Native Americans.

HISTORICAL NOTE: "Contains one of the earliest uses of a zoom lens in cinematic history"

CONTENT ADVISORY:None.

Created: 1930
Producer: Chief Yellow Robe
Format: NTSC DVD (Narrated Introduction, Music)
Run Time: 138 Minutes

A Truly Rare and Wonderful Piece of North American Indian History!

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