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TrailerBased on the true story of Mary Thompson Fisher (Q'orianka Kilcher), widely known as Te Ata, who traverses cultural barriers to achieve fame as an actress and a Native American storyteller.Actors: Qorianka Kilcher, Gil Birmingham, Graham Greene, Mackenzie Astin, Brigid Brannagh, Cindy Pickett, Jenni Mabrey, Marissa Skell, Boriana Williams, Don Taylor, Robert Ousley, ...»Director: Nathan FrankowskiCountry: United StatesDuration: 105 minQuality: SDRelease: 2016IMDb: 7.4Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Te Ata"
Hollywood ReporterOctober 13, 2017Te Ata ultimately feels more suitable for classroom than mainstream consumption.
VarietyOctober 12, 2017Lacking both fluidity and complexity, "Te Ata" is a functional but one-note tribute told through educational storytelling that, unlike its subject, doesn't manage to inspire.
Los Angeles TimesOctober 12, 2017The film rarely soars with the kind of authentic spirit and passion needed to fully sell this decidedly old-fashioned material.
Village VoiceOctober 12, 2017While Nathan Frankowski's biopic has the saccharine, deliberate feel of a Hallmark movie, that doesn't make the woman at its center any less inspirational.
New York TimesOctober 12, 2017The movie's driving force is its mythic performance scenes, which are choreographed, sung and acted with clear, balletic conviction ...
Washington PostOctober 05, 2017Simultaneously earnest yet maudlin, "Te Ata" lacks the one thing its subject is said to have possessed: a gift for storytelling.
Film InquiryNovember 08, 2017By honoring the story and legacy of Te Ata, the film asserts its own, justifiable, importance in a time of continued Native American erasure from art and history.
Film ThreatOctober 13, 2017It is time for a great Chautauqua to sweep across this nation to tell us of the spirit of the Native American, to teach and heal and unite. Watching Te Ata could be a good first lesson.
Los Angeles Daily NewsOctober 13, 2017This inspiring tale of the early 20th Century Chickasaw stage performer and Native culture popularizer Mary "Te Ata" Thompson, although well-played by "The New World's" Q'orianka Kilcher, is told in the least inspired way imaginable. A real shame.
Punch Drunk CriticsOctober 13, 2017Te Ata wants to tell one particular story, and it does so well. For anyone who doesn't know who the Chickasaw storyteller was, this biopic is inspirational and necessary.
Eye for FilmOctober 12, 2017Kilcher's performance gives Te Ata a dignity that keeps her story interesting in its own right.
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