Hank Williams First Nation

Hank Williams First Nation

Infobox Film
name = Hank Williams First Nation


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director = Aaron James Sorensen



producer = Aaron James Sorensen
writer = Aaron James Sorensen
starring = Gordon Tootoosis
Jimmy Herman
Stacy Da Silva
Bernard Starlight
Colin VanLoon
cinematography = C. Kim Miles
editing = Aaron James Sorensen
distributor = Maple Pictures
released = November, 2004 (American Film Institute)
February, 2005 (Canada-limited)
runtime = 92 min.
country = flagicon|Canada Canada
language = English
gross = $166,000 Cdn Theatrical
website = [http://www.hwfn.com Official Website]
imdb_id = 0417736

"Hank Williams First Nation" the first feature film of Canadian filmmaker Aaron James Sorensen.

Premiering in competition at the American Film Institute's AFIfest in 2004, "Hank Williams First Nation" went on to win several awards at US festivals and was the third highest grossing Canadian (English) film at the Canadian box office in 2005. In 2006 the film was adapted into a six-episode TV series for Canadian broadcaster APTN. It was shot in Peace River, Alberta and Utah. Gordon Tootoosis and Jimmy Herman, who were both on "North of 60", are the stars of this motion picture.

The film follows the story of an elderly Cree man who has been reading too many tabloids and learning that Elvis and Lady Di are still alive. From this he begins to wonder if his hero Hank Williams is not still alive as well. Before he dies he commits to making a Greyhound trip to Nashville to find out more about the country music legend.


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