Последний из племени (1992)

"The Last of His Tribe" (1992) is a touching and poignant film directed by Gary Halvorson. The movie tells the story of Ishi, the last member of the Yahi tribe, who is discovered by anthropologist Alfred Kroeber in 1911. Ishi becomes a living specimen, observed and studied for his knowledge of the culture, language, and traditions of his people. The film follows Ishi's journey from the mountains of California to the busy streets of San Francisco, where he becomes a symbol of hope and resilience for Native American tribes across the country. Despite his struggles to adapt to a new way of life, Ishi remains true to his roots and retains his unwavering spirit until the very end. Halvorson's film is a powerful tribute to the resilience and strength of Indigenous cultures, as well as a heartbreaking reminder of the devastating impact of colonialism on Native American communities. "The Last of His Tribe" is a must-watch for anyone interested in Native American history and culture, and a haunting testament to the enduring legacy of Ishi and his tribe.