Dreamkeeper (2003)
Overview
In South Dakota, in an Indian reservation, an old storyteller Indian asks his grandson Shane, who is in trouble owing money to some bad guys, to take his old pony and him to Albuquerque to the great powwow, an Indian meeting. While traveling, Grandpa tells mysterious Indian tales of love, friendship and magic.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.05 |
Directed By
Steve Barron
Crew
Steve Barron
John Fusco
Dina Allgaeuer
Tim Phillips
Kristin Agi
Nicholas Brooks
Yannick Giaume
Braden Haggerty
Carmen Kotyk
Sandi Cameron
David Michael Beaupre
Réjean Forget
Luc Froehlicher
Peter Crooks
Marty McInally
Burton 'Joe' Kuchera
Mario Davignon
Meredith Meyer-Nichols
Alastair Hearsum
Bryon Callaghan
Rene Haynes
Michael Wale
John Trapman
Mike Kolafa
James Feltham
Joanne Jacobsen
Ron McLeod
Andrew Moreau
Zenon Goral
Annie Dautane
Ken Rempel
Tim Storvick
James Kozier
Craig Butters
Paul Wrightson
Stephen Warbeck
Colin Green
Paul Healy
Fay McConkey
James Bellamy
Nigel Heath
Jürgen Lutze
Caroline Dehner
Christine Larocque
Jon Joffin
Jennifer Bannister
Kimberley Zaharko
John Vegher
Stephen Elson
Sophie Leclerc
Eve Ramboz
Kieran Humphries
Paul Conway
Chris Bridges
Al Magallon
Bill Ives
John Spooner
Simon Jori
Donna Fuller
Sascha Dhillon
Anthony Faust
Matthew O'Connor
Arran Brownlee
Corran Brownlee
TOP CAST
August Schellenberg
Grandpa
Eddie Spears
Shane
Gary Farmer
Iktome
John Trudell
Coyote
Chaske Spencer
Eagle Boy
Teneil Whiskeyjack
Quillwork / Powwow Girl
Alex Rice
She Crosses The Water
Michael Greyeyes
Thunder Spirit
Tantoo Cardinal
Old Pawnee Woman
Dakota House
Dirty Belly
Sean Wei Mah
High Horse
Sage Galesi
Mae Little Wounded / Blue Bird Woman
Gordon Tootoosis
Kills Enemy
Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman
Iron Spoon
Sheila Tousey
Janine
Scott Grimes
Red Headed Stranger / Tehan
Victoria Aberdeen
Thin Elk's Wife
George Aguilar
Grandfather Stone
Nathaniel Arcand
Broken Lance
Gerald Auger
Crow Hunter
Sekwan Auger
Little New Rider
Zachary Nolan Auger
Fourth Brother
Joanne Badger
Two Lodges
Russell Badger
War Chief
Lawrence Bayne
Raven
Clifford Crane Bear
Older Kiowa
William Belleau
Young Pawnee
Terry Big Charles
First Brother
Stan Big Sorrel Horse
Hunter
Delanna Studi
Carla
Al Harrington
Buffalo Bull
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