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NEW FILM PROJECT:
ONE HEART - ONE SPIRIT
presented by Little Hawk Productions, Eternal Ways, and the Gatherer Institute.

See the trailer at www.onehearttribe.com

ONE HEART - ONE SPIRIT celebrates indigenous wisdom and promotes respect and equality for all human beings.

Join Native American performing artist Kenneth Little Hawk as he travels half way around the world to Australia where he meets legendary actor, Jack Thompson. In Northeast Arnhem Land, Jack introduces Little Hawk to the oldest surviving culture on the planet: the 40,000 year old Aboriginal people of the Yolngu nation. At the annual Garma Festival (Garma means "coming together in harmony"), the Yolngu people greet Little Hawk with open arms as if he were a family member. He plays his flute and shares his Native American stories with everyone he meets: Djalu, the Didgeridoo master; Djiniyini, the wise Yolngu elder; Dr. Yunipingu, Australian of the Year and Yothu Yindi lead singer; Timmy, the tour guide; Gulumbu, the artist in mourning; the children; the boys; the grandmothers; the musicians; the dancers; and Galarrwuy, the honorable Yolngu leader, who is also an Australian of the Year.

RELEASE DATE: Summer 2015

About Kenneth Little Hawk

Kenneth Little Hawk has been helping the Gatherer Institute since its inception. His message of respect for all life, and especially mother earth, makes him a great ambassador for the Institute.

As a Native American storyteller and musician, Little Hawk has performed for over 2 million people at many distinguished locations including Lincoln Center in New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, and the American Museum of Natural History. His voice and authentic flute music can be heard in such award-winning PBS films as "The West" and "Lewis and Clark" produced by the acclaimed director, Ken Burns. In 1997, Little Hawk was presented with an official replica of the Jefferson Medal of Peace at the White House. He is a Native American cultural treasure.