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The Song of Hiawatha: The Life and HIGH Times of the First Black Hippie

  • AFS Cinema 6259 Middle Fiskville Road Austin, Texas, 78752 United States (map)

A gay Black Native American who ran with the White Panthers and danced with Patti Smith, now 78 and telling his own story in person for the first time.

7:00 PM 

Directed by Jeffrey Wengrofsky  •  1h 33m

A feature documentary chronicling the life and high times of Hiawatha Bailey, a queer political activist and musician of African American and Native American (Creek) ancestry, billed as the first black hippie, and featuring Iggy Pop and Patti Smith.

"It might just be the last great rock 'n' roll film" (Matt Pinfield, nationally syndicated rock radio host)

In Person: Director Jeffrey Wengrofsky, Producer Steven Blush, and special guest Hiawatha Bailey, the film's subject

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