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Lige: Portrait of a Rawhide Braider
1985 | 29mins
Lige: Portrait of a Rawhide Braider
1985 | 29mins
Henry Elijah "Lige" Langston was born in 1908 in the Great Basin outback on a homestead. He worked his entire life as a wrangler and rawhide braider in the region known as the…
Zydeco
1986 | 55mins
Zydeco
1986 | 55mins
Nick Spitzer film on African American dance-hall music in French-speaking southwest Louisiana, with Dolon Carriere, Armand Ardoin, and Alphonse “Bois Sec” Ardoin.
Anything I Catch
1990 | 30mins
Anything I Catch
1990 | 30mins
This film examines the thrilling regional phenomenon of Cajuns who wade in murky bayou waters to catch huge catfish and turtles by reaching into hollow logs and stumps with their…
Why The Cowboy Sings
2002 | 58mins
Why The Cowboy Sings
2002 | 58mins
The cowboy's job has always been dangerous, lonely, dusty, gory and low-paying. So why do cowboys make music, and why do they need to tell their story? Why the Cowboy Sings is a…
Hollow, The
1975 | 1h 4mins
Hollow, The
1975 | 1h 4mins
A rare 1975 film on a rural impoverished community in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. This remarkable film deals with stereotypes of improvised rural life, but unfolds into…
Blues Houseparty
1989 | 57mins
Blues Houseparty
1989 | 57mins
John Jackson, John Dee Holeman, Friz Holloway and others perform and reminisce about old-time houseparties in North Carolina and Virginia
Hamper McBee: Raw Mash
1978 | 29mins
Hamper McBee: Raw Mash
1978 | 29mins
A candid portrait of the Tennesse ballad singer, story-teller, and part-time moonshiner Hamper McBee.
Tradition Bearers
1983 | 48mins
Tradition Bearers
1983 | 48mins
A documentary about Finnish American history and folk art expressed through the lives and repertories of our folk artists living in the western Great Lakes Region.
Winter Harvest
1987 | 20mins
Winter Harvest
1987 | 20mins
This film documents the activities of the Bear Creek Ice Company in northeastern Pennsylvania through interviews with former employees, who describe working conditions and the…
They Sing Of A Heaven
1972 | 20mins
They Sing Of A Heaven
1972 | 20mins
This film documents sacred harp singing, a 200 year old tradition of religious singing which survives today in the rural South.
Good Life, The
1997 | 58mins
Good Life, The
1997 | 58mins
Mino-bimadiziwin: The Good Life is an engaging portrait of a community on the White Earth reservation in Minnesota where the peoples' lives revolve around the annual harvest of…
Turtle Stew
2014 | 56mins
Turtle Stew
2014 | 56mins
Sheep Stew Of Dundas
2001 | 56mins
Sheep Stew Of Dundas
2001 | 56mins
This journey in search of the story of Dundas Sheep Stew and its preparation is poignant as we learn how fragile the tradition is; and it is filled at every turn with good humor…
Puddin Pot
2014 | 8mins
Puddin Pot
2014 | 8mins
The Puddin’ Pot is the folk heritage traditional foodway served on the first Monday at the Indian Field Camp Meeting each September. Made in a large iron kettle, different parts…
Nothing to Prove
2009 | 1h 27mins
Nothing to Prove
2009 | 1h 27mins
Southpaw bassist and South Carolina native Mac Arnold was only ten years old when he and his brother built a guitar out of a gas can, a couple strips of wood, a handful of nails,…
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