Te Ata

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'Te Ata' is based on the true story of Mary Thompson Fisher, a woman who traversed cultural barriers to become one of the greatest Native American performers of all time. Born in Indian Territory, and raised on the songs and stories of her Chickasaw tribe, Te Ata's journey to find her true calling led her through isolation, discovery, love and a stage career that culminated in performances for a United States president, European royalty and audiences across the world. Yet, of all the stories she shared, none are more inspiring than her own.

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Te Ata voulait conquérir Broadway et réaliser ce qu'elle croyait être le rêve de sa vie. Audition après audition, elle fut rejetée et commença à se demander si elle était faite pour les lumi... Tout lireTe Ata voulait conquérir Broadway et réaliser ce qu'elle croyait être le rêve de sa vie. Audition après audition, elle fut rejetée et commença à se demander si elle était faite pour les lumières du spectacle.Te Ata voulait conquérir Broadway et réaliser ce qu'elle croyait être le rêve de sa vie. Audition après audition, elle fut rejetée et commença à se demander si elle était faite pour les lumières du spectacle.

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Récompenses
- 6 victoires et 3 nominations au total

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10nancy_mcpherson

A biopic portraying the highlights of the life of the Native American spokeswoman known as Te Ata

This is a very professionally and beautifully filmed movie. We saw it recently at the Native American Film Festival in Palm Springs. Very impressed by the high standards of accuracy and artistry required by the Chickasaw Nation, which funded and produced the film. It deserves distribution to mainstream theaters. Even if it were not a true story, it makes for great entertainment, and then it is doubly wonderful that it is a true story!!

10edmo66

A Storyteller's Story....

What an amazing film this was. I wish I had known about Te Ata and other historical events before watching this. It would have been very easy for this film to take the typical role of "every white man is bad" and that would have overshadowed the great performance of Q'orianka Kilcher and the filmography! You probably will need some tissues nearby when watching this!

10Sarah423

Beautifully Done

Congratulations for the producers & backers of this film for bringing Te Ata's history to the screen.

The acting, directing, and videography were excellent.

And the story, of course, was compelling.

8sergelamarche

True life

Story of a famous Chickasaw woman that had to be told in film. A nice short epic of a life that was not too ordinary. Very good indigenous bent during assimilating times.

8awvknj

Slow at time but then hits home

Beautiful depiction of the life and Times of Te Ata, and the experience of her people in the early 1900's onward. At times it felt a little bit like a Hallmark movie but when she started singing in performance the tears started flowing -what a beautiful voice -what a beautiful message. Well done.

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Anecdotes
Te Ata was lifelong friends with Eleanor Roosevelt.

Gaffes
When Te Ata and Clyde are talking by the river after Clyde has asked Te Ata's father for permission to marry her, the shots of his head, especially from the back, show his hair as much darker than it is in the rest of the film. In fact, Clyde mentions to Te Ata's father that his hair turned white prematurely.

Citations
Senator Judd: Let your people pull themselves up by their bootstraps and join the future, like the rest of us have.
Douglas Johnston: I assure you, sir, my people do not need lessons in hard work, grit or making a living off the land.