Written and directed by Julie Little Thunder, “Buffalo Gallery” features Cherokee film star Wes Studi. Set in the Santa Fe in the 1980s when the Indian art scene was its own Wild West, the story follows the journey of a young Indian woman whose encounter with Indian art helps her channel her own gift for writing.
Studi, a Cherokee Nation citizen, is fresh from his most recent success as clan leader, Eytukan, in “Avatar.” In “Buffalo Gallery,” he plays Bearpaw, an eccentric artist whose exploits throw a ringer in the gallery owner’s plans for Indian Market and lead to a series of comic plot complications.
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