Little Big Man Symposium

Screening of scenes and commentary

Orgins of Little Big Man the novel; Arthur Penns filmic vision and how the book was transformed into film

The Signifiance of Little Big an in the context of the 1960s/1970s and in the western film genre

Historical Realities Public Views and Interpretations of the 1876 Campaign

Public myths and images of Custer and the Battle of the Little Bighorn as shown in land as influenced by Little Big Man and other films

The Little Bighorn Battle and Custer in public memory controversy and symbolism as reflected in Little Big Man

Bringing Little Big Man to Montana and making the film Willard Fraser Edison Real Bird Earl Rosell and intercultural relations

Edsion Real Bird and the making of Little Big Man

Reminiscences about their family Experiences on and off the set

Personal and family experiences on and off set during filming

Introduction to the Little Big Man Symposium and Project

Introduction to the Little Big Man Exhibit

Contemporary intertribal perceptions of culture history and todays generation simulated by Little Big Man

Images and participation of Indians in movies andf how Little Big Man reflected and Indigenous perspective & centralized native roles in film

The significance and place of Little Big Man in Western Films History Symbloism Indigenous

Personal memories and accounts of the making of Little Big Man

Experiences and Thoughts of Authur Penn

Reminniscences and experiencs of the filming of Little Big Man; Participation in auditons acting crew interactions with professional actors

Facts and figments of imigination in Indian Culturel Experessions and Crow Performances

Field trip to Medicine Tail Coulee part of the historic Little Bighorn Battlefiled and filming site of the Last stand in Little Big Man

A Cheyenne perspective on Little Big Man the making of the movie and portrayal of the History and Culture of the Human beings