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H OLT H AMILTON P roductions NEWS RELEASE Media Contact: Travis Holt Hamilton travis@holthamilton.com 602.769.7681 www.HoltHamilton.com For A Better World FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Native American sci-fi/thriller opens in Portland Location is first for Holt Hamilton Productions FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Legends from the Sky, a new film by Holt Hamilton Productions and featuring an all-star cast, opens Friday at Regal Fox Tower Stadium 10 in Portland. This is a first for Portland, which has the ninth largest urban Indian popu- lation in the U.S., but has never before hosted a Holt Hamilton film. Legends from the Sky follows the saga of Lyle, a Native American veteran (played by Navajo actor Edsel Pete). Burdened by survivor’s guilt after a disastrous military tour, Lyle is forced to search for his missing grandfather (played by Thomas H. Begay, a Navajo Code Talker), who disappears when an Unknown Federal Organization takes over his ancestral homeland. The film was predominantly shot in Tsaile, Ariz., on the Navajo Nation, with additional filming on the Maka Reservation in Neah Bay, Wash. It captures stunning vistas in two states and explores the often complex relationships between Native culture and science fiction. Legends from the Sky showcases an array of talent with a cast roster that includes Mia Sable (Choctaw), Er- nest Tsosie III (Navajo), James Bilgaody (Navajo), Wayne Charles Baker (Squamish), Jon Gonzalez (Chircahua Apache), Chris Robinson (General Hospital), Derek Solorsano (2 Guns, Kingdom) and Cale Epps. The film is the first sci-fi/thriller produced by Holt Hamilton. Writer/Director Travis Holt Hamilton hopes it opens the door for future science fiction films with Native themes, a genre not yet well established. “I’ve had the idea to make a science fiction Native thriller for quite some time,” Hamilton said. “This story gave me the oppor- tunity to get in and work with a different style of filmmaking.” Legends from the Sky will show April 10-16 at: Regal Fox Tower Stadium 10 846 SW Park Ave. Portland, Ore. 97205 844.462.7342 ext. 327 About Holt Hamilton Productions: Holt Hamilton Productions, based in Flagstaff, Ariz., specializes in contemporary Native American films that feature a mixture of veteran actors and up-and-coming Native talent. Writer/Director Travis Holt Hamilton is a graduate student at Northern Arizona University. He wrote Legends from the Sky while juggling classes and family responsibilities. Legends from the Sky is the company’s fifth film and first science fiction/thriller. Other films include Turquoise Rose (2007), Blue Gap Boy’z (2008), Pete & Cleo (2010) and More Than Frybread (2012). For more information, visit www.HoltHamilton.com To use the mail order pharmacy at the Siletz Community Health Clinic to order your refills after hours and on weekends: Please call the Siletz Clinic 7-10 days before you need your refills. This allows us time to contact your provider, if necessary, and for mailing. Call 800-648-0449; enter 1624 as soon as the clinic’s message begins – you’ll be transferred to the refill line. Or call the refill line direct – 541-444-9624. Call for photos for 2016 Oregon’s Bounty Calendar For the 2016 Oregon’s Bounty calendar, Farm Bureau invites the public to submit their own photos of Oregon agriculture: the commodities, the families, the production, the landscape, the events, the enjoyment, anything that depicts the beauty, technology, culture, or tradition of farming and ranching. Requirements & photo specs • Photos must involve farming or ranching in Oregon. • Photos must be taken in a *horizontal format* to fit a calendar layout. • Small, lower-resolution images can be submitted for judging, however • Selected images MUST be available in high-resolution, 300 dpi format or higher, otherwise they will be too grainy to enlarge. (But you can email a smaller-res version to start with – our email server has a file size limit of 10mb. You can also submit large files to our dropbox at https://www.hightail.com/u/OregonFarmBureau ) • Photos must be submitted in .jpg or .tif formats. • Photos with people may require a signed photo release. Please don’t send photos of people you don’t know. • There is no limit to the number of photos that can be submitted. • You don’t have to be a Farm Bureau member to participate. See an example of a previous Oregon’s Bounty calendar at oregonfb.org/calendar. April 2015 • SiletzNews • 15
