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The Last Conquistador Press Kit

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The Last Conquistador uses the construction and dedication of a monument to Juan de Oñate as part of an examination of his legacy in the Southwest. The film raises complex questions about mestizo identity, on-going inequalities in the Southwest, the meaning of public art and the recognition of dignity and humanity of Native people.

Feed Date and Time: POV Tuesday, July 15, 2008 at 10 PM ET.

For viewers: Please contact your local public television to find out when they will be scheduling this program.

Below are resources for stations to use in promoting their carriage of The Last Conquistador :

 
Protesters at a meeting of the El Paso City Council. Credit: Photo courtesy of Valadez Media Juan de Oñate statue being created. Credit: Photo courtesy of The XII Travelers Committee
Artist John Houser. Credit: Photo courtesy of The XII Travelers Committee Executive Producer, Writer, Director & Producer John J. Valadez. Credit: Carleen Hsu

Director & Producer Cristina Ibarra. Credit: Photo courtesy of Cristina Ibarra

More Photos Available in the POV Pressroom

Click on the above images for larger better quality images for download. Additional photos as well as credits and captions available at www.amdoc.org

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A Co-production of Independent Television Service (ITVS); A Co-presentation With Latino Public Broadcasting, Native American Public Telecommunications and KERA Dallas / Fort Worth
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