The Sand Creek Massacre

“Award-Winning Sand Creek Massacre Film Archived”
August 27, 2008 — CENTENNIAL, CO — Golden Drover Award
winner for Best Native American Film in the Trail Dance Film
Festival, “The Sand Creek Massacre”, has been archived in
The Billie Jean Baguley Library and in the Heard Museum in
Phoenix.
Award-winning Writer/Filmmaker/Consultant, Donald L. Vasicek,
said, “By having the film archived in these [...]

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June 18, 2008 – Centennial, CO – Donald L. Vasicek, award-winning writer/
filmmaker for the Sand Creek Massacre documentary film recently traveled to
Europe.  Amongst his stops was Dachau, a Nazi concentration camp about nine
miles or fifteen kilometers northwest of Munich.  Vasicek, known for his campaign
to educate others about American native people, nevertheless, was [...]

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“Award-Winning Writer/Filmmaker Donald L. Vasicek Launches New Sand Creek Massacre Website”
May 21, 2008 — CENTENNIAL, CO — Award-winning filmmaker, Donald L.
Vasicek, has launched a new Sand Creek Massacre website.  Titled, “The Sand Creek Massacre”, the site contains in depth witness accounts of the massacre, the award-winning Sand Creek Massacre trailer for viewing, the [...]

A tall, thin man, maybe 50’s, long, shiny dark hair cascading down over his shoulders, with a set of black pupils that blazed like fire as he addressed me. “Tell the real truth. The Cheyennes were a murderous bunch who got what they deserved at Sand Creek.”
I realized this man could [...]

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“Sand Creek Massacre filmmaker radio interview blasts Bush ”
May 13, 2007 — CENTENNIAL, CO — Award-winning filmmaker, Donald L.
Vasicek’s interview about his award-winning film, “The Sand Creek
Massacre”, will be aired in two parts on CFWE Radio in Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada.
The CFWE.ca website broadcasts on a five second
delay from the main feed at http://ammsa.com/cfwe/.
Part 1 [...]

“Sand Creek Massacre story hits air waves”

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“Sand Creek Massacre film aimed to screen at Jackson Hole Film Festival”
May 8, 2008 — CENTENNIAL, CO — “The Sand Creek Massacre”, an award-winning film
as told from the perspective of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people, has been accepted
as an entry in the MovieHatch.com online competition. The top selection will be put into
production [...]

“From an early age the majority of Americans have imprinted on their brain the image of the ’savage’ Indian. In any textbook, the Indian is portrayed hostile and ready to take a life. From books, paintings, and Hollywood movies, one can easily come across the image. This image was used to dehumanize [...]