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. Please upgrade . Updating... Toggle navigation Gallery Login SUBMIT Search by location SUBMIT Search by location × Login Email Password Forgot your password? Login Don’t have an account? Create an account Cancel × Details Close × richheape Updates Learn about upcoming promotions, releases, and other updates from richheape. Email Sign Up Cancel × Enter Discount Code Cancel Apply Discount Rich-Heape Films ON DEMAND New Releases × + Buying... + $19.95 Own Renting... $5.99 Rent Apply discount TRAILER Tales of Wonder I & II Circle of Life Series Not enough reviews to rate. Tales of Wonder I An enchanting collection of Indian stories and legends told from generation to generation. Entertainment for the whole family. This DVD is narrated by acclaimed storyteller and linguist, Gregg Howard. who was recently awarded Storyteller of the Year by the Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and Storytellers. Accompanied by Flutist Nash Hernandez and gifted sketch artist Kathleen Raymond Roan, who illustrates the stories as they unfold, Gregg entertains his audience with nine stories in all. Stories included on Tales of Wonder I: Rabbit & the Bear Why Rabbit has a Short Tail Why Possum’s Tail is Bare The Ruby Necklace Plieades and the Pine Tree Why Little Grey Bat Flies at Night Little Turtle and How His Shell Got Cracked The Origin of Fire How Deer Got the Antlers Instead of Rabbit Tales of Wonder II Tales of Wonder II is produced in the same award winning style as Tales of Wonder which has received numerous awards. Tales of Wonder II, includes nine fireside stories told in the Native American tradition by acclaimed storyteller and linguist, Gregg Howard and accompanied by Flutist, William P. Gutierrez. Talented sketch artist Haley Burke creates drawings as the stories come to life. Tales of Wonder II entertains children and adults alike with Gregg’s traditional way of Native American storytelling. Running Time 60 minutes Stories included on Tales of Wonder II: Flying Squirrel Hawk & Hunter Strawberries Daughter of the Sun Sky People Democracy Dream Catcher The Ball Game Orgin of Bluebonnets - More Info WHEN YOU RENT YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this website. Rentals start on first play and end after 72 hours. WHEN YOU OWN YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this website. Access lasts for an unlimited duration. Gain access to 2 files to download & play in your player of choice. × Downloadable Content NOT INCLUDE IN RENTAL Video Download 720p NOT INCLUDE IN RENTAL Video Download 1080p Close × + Buying... + $19.95 Own Renting... $5.99 Rent Apply discount TRAILER Walela: Live in Concert This wonderful Walela Live In Concert release is a must-have addition for anyone who loves their Cherokee heritage! Not enough reviews to rate. Experience the magic of a Walela Live In Concert on this new DVD or Audio CD. Performed and recorded on HDTV and Surround sound at the Dallas Theater Center, Kalita Humphreys Theater, Dallas, Texas. Benefiting SNPPI’s diabetes awareness projects. 12 of the most beautiful and melodic songs created by Walela. An inspirational musical journey of the Spirit. Open your heart to the marvelous and magical harmony of this very special experience. This wonderful Walela Live In Concert release is a must-have addition for anyone who loves their Cherokee heritage! Running time one delightful hour. � �Walela Live In Concert” (as seen on PBS and "Winner" of Best Video, Native American Music Awards 2005) is an inspirational musical journey of the Spirit as performed by Rita Coolidge, her sister Priscilla Coolidge, and Priscilla’s daughter Laura Satterfield. Walela, the Cherokee language word for Hummingbird and the symbol of inspiration for this harmonious family of women singers. Walela Live In Concert Rita Coolidge, Laura Satterfield, Priscilla Coolidge Released April 15, 2004 More Info WHEN YOU RENT YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this website. Rentals start on first play and end after 72 hours. WHEN YOU OWN YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this website. Access lasts for an unlimited duration. Gain access to 2 files to download & play in your player of choice. × Downloadable Content NOT INCLUDE IN RENTAL Video Download 720p NOT INCLUDE IN RENTAL Video Download 1080p Close × + Buying... + $19.95 Own Renting... $5.99 Rent Apply discount TRAILER Black Indians: An American Story Circle of Life Series Not enough reviews to rate. "Black Indians: An American Story” (as seen on ABC) brings to light a forgotten part of Americans past – the cultural and racial fusion of Native and African Americans. Narrated by James Earl Jones, Black Indians: An American Story” explores what brought the two groups together, what drove them apart and the challenges they face today. Distinguished Awards: - Award of Distinction, Indian Summer Festival 2005 - Cine Golden Eagle 2002 - Crystal Award of Excellence, Communicator Awards 2002 - Best Documentary, Native American Music Awards 2002 - Aurora Gold Award 2001 A society that wants to build the future must know its past, its real past, as it was.” But what if that past had been lost, forgotten, hidden, or denied? "Black Indians: An American Story,” explores the issue of racial identity among Native and African Americans. This in-depth documentary examines the coalescence of these two groups in American history. Discounted, and often ignored by mainstream America, these minority peoples have often shared a common past. However, with their heritage ignored and their contributions denied they are all but invisible at the dawn of the new millennium. It was a black and white world in the early days of the Republic and little or no thought was given to people of mixed race, especially if they looked "black.” We were told ‘if you could pass for white, that’s who you’d be; if not, it was usually better to be identified as black than Indian,’" recalls Executive Producer Steven Heape. "It was this kind of thinking that later led to ‘pencil genocide’changing one’s race on a birth certificate to fit the skin color of the child.” More Info WHEN YOU RENT YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this website. Rentals start on first play and end after 72 hours. WHEN YOU OWN YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this website. Access lasts for an unlimited duration. Gain access to 2 files to download & play in your player of choice. × Downloadable Content NOT INCLUDE IN RENTAL Video Download 720p NOT INCLUDE IN RENTAL Video Download 1080p Close × + Buying... + $19.95 Own Renting... $5.99 Rent Apply discount TRAILER Don’t Get Sick After June Circle of Life Series Not enough reviews to rate. This well-researched documentary presents a troubling portrait - and indictment - of the U.S. government’s dismal failure to provide health care in fulfillment of federal treaty and trustee obligations with American Indian nations. is a quality, Hi Definition, feature-length documentary. Its sobering message will provoke debate and is highly recommended it to anyone wishing to understand the historical and contemporary experience of Native Americans. Peter Coyote narrates, inviting viewers to engage in the national dialogue on health care from a native perspective. The powerful images and voices from some of the most vulnerable communities in Indian Country provide historical evidence of just how poorly health care services have been funded and managed, while hundreds of treaties promising health care, education and protected status in exchange for millions of acres of land, have continued to be dishonored and ignored by the federal government. Current perspectives are equally disheartening: the introduction and substitution of food commodities for traditional native diets is discussed as a major contributing factor to the alarming increase in diabetes, heart disease and other native health concerns. More Info WHEN YOU RENT YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this website. Rentals start on first play and end after 72 hours. WHEN YOU OWN YOU CAN: Stream up to 1080p from this...