Navajo Children (1938)
The film “Navajo Children” depicts the seasonal journey of a Navajo family as they transition from their winter home to their summer home. The father prepares their wagon, ensuring that pets and livestock accompany them on the long ride. The children, particularly Little Bo and Dark Eyes, engage in various activities, including playing with friends and learning traditional skills like weaving rugs. The family settles into their summer routine, planting crops and caring for their animals, showcasing the rich cultural practices and lifestyle of the Navajo people.
Keywords
Navajo, family, journey, winter home, summer home, livestock, children, culture, weaving, agriculture
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