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“The Cherokee Word for Water,” a feature film shot in Oklahoma in 2011, premiered at the Tulsa Circle Cinema and the Tahlequah Dream Theater through Dec.
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“The Cherokee Word for Water,” a feature film shot in Oklahoma in 2011, premiered at the Tulsa Circle Cinema and the Tahlequah Dream Theater through Dec.

<a href="http://newsok.com/oklahoma-produced-the-cherokee-word-for-water-playing-at-tulsa-tahlequah-theaters/article/3733333?custom_click=rss">Read more on NewsOK.com</a>

Oklahoma-produced ‘The Cherokee Word for Water’ playing at Tulsa, Tahlequah theaters