2010.54.10074

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In The Lights Of Reverence
In The Lights Of Reverence
Late 20th - Early 21st Century
23.50 in HIGH x 17.50 in WIDE
(59.69 cm HIGH x 44.45 cm WIDE)
All Of Us Or None Archive. Gift of the Rossman Family.
2010.54.10074

Bottom right vertical: ""Recycle" symbol "Allied Printing Union Label" logo 147 PMC (R) www.PublicMediaCenter.org". | Bottom of poster: "Produced and Directed By Christoper McLeod Co_Produced By Malinda Maynor A Production Of The Sacred Kabd Film Project / Of Earth Island Institute In The Light Of Reverence Is A Presentation Of The Independent Television Service In Association With / Native American Public Telecommunications With Funding Provided By The Corporation For Public Broadcasting A P.O.V. Special / Broadcast Presentation On PBS (Check Loacl Listins) POV Distributed By Bullfrog Films 800-543-3764 www.SacredLand.org".





Poster is printed on white paper. Poster is an advertisement for an independent film. The top third of the poster is a color photograho of a sunset. Below this is yellow and white text that reads: "In The Light Of / Reverence / Protecting America's Sacred Lands / A Documentary Film Narrated By Peter Coyote And Tantoo Cardinal". Below this is a block of yellow text that reads: "The Black Hills Of the Lakota. Mount Shasta, / Spiritual Center Of The Wintu. Black Mesa Of / The Hopi. Landscape Cherished For Centuries / Are Being Disturbed And Destroyed. Recreation / Or Religion? Profit Or Prophecy? You'll Never / Look At America's Choices The Same Way Again." To the right of this text is a small map of the United States of America with the Hopi, Wintu and Lakota terretories marked on the map. Below the map ios a block of blue text that reads: ""This Film Is A / Wake-Up Call For / Everyone Who / Cares About The / Environment And / Human Rights." / -- Robert Redford". At the bottom of the poster is a line of five colored photographs. One is of a long-haired man look at a quarry, one of a construction site, one of rock paintings, one of lightning striking a forrest and the last of an Indian woman in traditional dress and feathered headdress.
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