Heaven, Earth and Hell
Harris reflects on the Trickster figure in African and Native American cultures while intertwining it with a personal narrative about lost love and innocence.
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Harris reflects on the Trickster figure in African and Native American cultures while intertwining it with a personal narrative about lost love and innocence.
Synopsis
Harris reflects on the Trickster figure prevalent in African and Native American cultures. He intertwines this exploration with a personal narrative about his first love. The film presents a lament for lost innocence, set against a backdrop that questions the existence of magic in contemporary life. Through this lens, Harris articulates a deep sense of longing and nostalgia, inviting contemplation on the interplay between myth and reality. The documentary runs for 25 minutes and was released in 1993.
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