Lone Wolf Hill - Short Film

[@sibylleleder]

Bonjour je respecte profondément les amérindiens,je les admire pour leur courage ,leurs intégrité, et je souhaite qu’ils soient reconnu . Ils sont victimes eux aussi victime d’un génocide ,c’est eux les vrais américains.

[@zilmagoncalves2541]

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[@Belisaczh]

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Greetings from south United States

[@katipohl2431]

Hi and greetings from Germany.

[@tiinau6562]

... 😮.... Nuförtiden..... Bor indianerna... I reservat..... Och... De vita.... Amerikanerna tog deras land.... ❤Medlidande ✍️✌️🇫🇴👻

[@LeventUcer]

Hi, Was shaking hands a part of your culture?

[@ranchoviejofilms1310]

That is a great question! The research we found on Native tribes and handshakes was mixed, however our Native consultant and partner (who is of the Kiowa tribe) said that it would've been used as a greeting by them at that point in history.

[@HanifeÖztürk-u4p]

Siyah gömlekli yi çok beğendim.

[@kathy9071]

Lone Wolf is wearing a wig...What's up with that?

[@ranchoviejofilms1310]

@@kathy9071 Hello Kathy, thank you for watching! Yes chief Lone Wolf is wearing a wig in our film. When we originally cast the part our Cherokee actor set to play Lone Wolf had long hair. However, two weeks before we were set to film he booked a day role on Scorsese’s film ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ that was shooting at that time in Oklahoma. That part required him to have short hair. We decided to keep him as Chief Lone Wolf and pivot to using a wig given his skills and impressive acting. We hope you enjoyed the film and this added context explains why we decided to go the way we did!