| "Lost Nation: The
Ioway" DVD to be released nationally on 171st anniversary of the No Heart Map The DVD version of Lost Nation: The Ioway is
slated for release on October 7, 2008. The DVD will feature the 57-minute film, and
up to 2 hours of additional material. The most unique feature will be an alternative
soundtrack in the Ioway language (Baxoje). The translation work was done by Baxoje
linguist Jimm Goodtracks.
An educational version with study guide and public
performance license will also be available for schools and libraries.
Preorders of the DVD can be made online by CLICKING HERE. Payment can also be made by check by
emailing us at: IowayFilm@aol.com.
Preordered-DVDs will be shipped in September 2008,
prior to the October 7 release date.
2008 Landlocked Film Festival makes
"Lost Nation: The Ioway" an Official Selection
Lost Nation: The Ioway is
an 'Official Selection' at this year's Landlocked Film Festival.
The festival showcases independent films from around
the world in the categories of documentary features and shorts, feature films, short
narrative films, and animation.
The festival is held in Iowa City August 21-24th,
2008. Visit www.LandlockedFilmFestival.org
for information on venues, dates, times and admission prices.
"Lost Nation: The Ioway"
featured at Ragbrai event in North Liberty
Lost Nation: The Ioway will
be shown during North Liberty's Ragbrai Entertainment Program on Thursday, July 24th, 2008
at the Community Center in the Gerdin Conference Room.
The program begins at 4pm and features the one-hour
film, Q&A with filmmakers Kelly and Tammy Rundle, followed by a tour of Woodpecker
Cave led by Archaeologist Lynn Alex from the Office of the State Archaeologist.
Admission is FREE! North Liberty Community
Center is located at 530 W. Cherry Street, North Liberty, Iowa.
"Ioway" Receives Bronze
Telly Award
Lost Nation: The Ioway has
been awarded a Bronze Telly Award for 'Outstanding Achievement in a Television
Documentary."
The bronze statuette is made by the same company
that manufactures the Emmys and the Oscars.
"Lost Nation: The Ioway"
wins 'Best Doc' at Iowa Independent Film Fest
Lost Nation: The Ioway was
awarded the top prize for "Best Documentary 2008" at the Iowa Independent Film
Festival at Music Man Square in Mason City, Iowa, April 25-27, 2008.
The documentary category featured many excellent
documentaries, including "King Corn", "The Real Dirt on Farmer John",
"Phyllis and Harold", and showcased the excellent documentary "The Last
Wright" by Gary McGee and Lucille Carra.
"We were honored that "Ioway" was
among so many exceptional films," said Producer Tammy Rundle.
Lost Nation: The Ioway Wins 2 Top
Awards at Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival
"Lost Nation: The Ioway won the top
professional documentary award at the Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival, held April
4-5, 2008 at the Collins Road Theatres.
"Ioway" also received a special award as
the film that "...best represents Iowa and filmmaking in Iowa...".
Beloit International Film Festival Selects
"Lost Nation: The Ioway"
"Lost Nation: The Ioway" was selected by
invitation at the Beloit International Film Festival, held January 17-18, 2008.
"Ioway" placed second among 40 documentary
films in competion.
Anthropologist William Green, who appears in
"Ioway" and provided historical consulation, joined the Rundles for Q&A
following each showing of the film.
10.11.2007: "Lost Nation: The Ioway" premieres before the public
and nearly 200 Ioway people in Des Moines at the State Historical Society
05.01.2006: IowayMovie.com goes online
04.24.2006: Fourth Wall Films receives Grant from the Oklahoma Humanities
Council for "Lost Nation: The Ioway"
04.10.2006: "Lost Nation: The Ioway" filmmakers win top
documentary award with "Villisca: Living with a Mystery"
08.01.2005: First phase of production on "Lost Nation: The
Ioway" complete
07.07.2005: "Lost Nation: The Ioway"
historical documentary announcement
05.01.2005: Fourth Wall Films receives a grant from Humanities Iowa for "Lost
Nation: The Ioway" |
