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This May Be The Last Time
Deluxe Edition! Featuring over an hour of bonus material, including:
This May Be The Last Time feature documentary
– Additional interview with critically-acclaimed director, Sterlin Harjo
– Bonus footage from the Sundance premiere
– Extra scenes of the key players in This May Be The Last Time; including more songs and stories
– Full soundtrack of hymns that were featured in the film


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Includes a limited edition hymn book with Mvskoke to English translations of songs from the film plus special bonus features. 

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MEET THE Filmmakers

Sterlin Harjo

Director

Director Sterlin Harjo (Seminole/Creek) has gained critical and audience acclaim with his films throughout the world.  In 2006 he was selected as one of the inaugural recipients (the youngest and the first Native American recipient) of the prestigious United States Artists Fellowship, which is supported by a consortium of major foundations. He was selected for a 2006 Media Arts Fellowship from Renew Media. In the same year, he won the Creative Promise Award from Tribeca All Access for his script Before the Beast Returns (working title).

At twenty three Harjo was accepted into the Sundance Institutes Filmmakers Lab and spent a year developing his first film Four Sheets to the Wind.

In 2010 Harjo served as a jury member for the Sundance Film Festival and in 2009 as an Advisor for the Sundance Institute Ford Foundation Film Fellowship.

Harjo is a founding member of the comedy collective The 1491s.  

Harjo grew up in Holdenville, Oklahoma, and now lives in Tulsa.

Matt Leach

Producer

Matt Leach has spent the past decade sharing the strange and wonderful stories of Oklahoma. His early claim to fame was the video for the song, Midnight Vignette by Evangelicals, which was voted one of the top 10 indie videos of 2008.  Matt's work would be featured MTV and at the SXSW festival in Austin, TX.  He has also produced national commercials for Cox Cable, high profile political candidates and the XBOX title Splosion Man and Ms. Splosion Man. Thanks in large part to his wide ranging background, Matt's documentary work at This Land Press has brought a fresh take as well as a dose of humanity to “flyover country.” His joint effort with Sterlin Harjo, titled simply “This Land,” is a thought provoking and delicately crafted series on life in middle America. He currently resides in Tulsa, OK where he continues to hunt for the next great story.

Christina D. King

Producer

Oklahoma-born Christina D. King (Creek/Seminole) is a producer and filmmaker whose work focuses largely on human rights issues, civic engagement through storytelling and democratizing filmmaker opportunities for minority voices.

A graduate of the University of Tulsa with a degree in Film Studies and Mass Communications, King started her career in broadcast news, before going on to produce commercials, network television, and documentaries.

King is the co-director and producer of Warrior Women (ITVS), a documentary about the women and daughters on the front lines of the fight for Native rights in the 1970’s. King recently produced the documentary Up Heartbreak Hill (POV) that follows the lives of three Navajo teens during their senior year at a reservation high school.

Other credits include Ric Burns and Chris Eyre’s, American Experience: Tecumseh’s Vision, as well as Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story, Pushing The Elephant (Independent Lens), Election Day (POV), Six by Sondheim (HBO), Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus, Che, and the award-winning short The Kook.


Press

For press inquiries, including review copies, imagery or to speak with the filmmakers please contact:

Stuart Hetherwood - stuart@thislandpress.com

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