About the Book:

RARE BOOK, only a very limited number of copies are still available.

An astonishing collection of essays on film, art and politics, from this Ojibwe artist, writer, and filmmaker, who died tragically young. From reinterpreting Hitchhiker to Leni Riefenstahl and Smoke Signals, from John Ford to The Karate Kid and internal Colonialism, Leah Renae Kelly displays an unflinching, unapologetic and often ferocious intellect. Includes a powerfully moving biographical and political preface from her husband, Ward Churchill.

Leah Renae Kelly (1970-2000) was an Ojibwe artist, writer, and filmmaker. Raised in Winnipeg, she sought to seek knowledge and wisdom in her journeys in the many countries she visited and the many people she met. She eventually settled in Boulder, Colorado where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Colorado.