11th Hour / Actress Q'Orianka Kilcher Interview
Q'orianka Kilcher's speech - Brower Youth Awards 2007
The People Speak - Sundance Film Festival - Q'Orianka Kilcher
Q'Orianka Kilcher reads Rita Lasar
- Date of Birth: 11 February, 1990
- Place of Birth: Schweigmatt, Germany
- Biography: Q'orianka Waira Qoiana Kilcher (born February 11, 1990) is an American actress and singer, of Indigenous Quechua and Swiss heritage. She is best known for her role as Pocahontas in the 2005 film The New World.
Filmography
- Untitled Princess Ka'iulani Project (2010)
- The Power of Few (2008)
- The New World (2006)
News
The New World: The Extended Cut
slantmagazine.com –
2008-10-13
New World 's sociological and emotional heft is encased in a swirl of hallucinatory images. This is a fitting description given that Terrence Malick approaches the story of John Smith and Pocahontas as if it were a specimen of lost... ... Full Article
Good Eye, Spys! Julia Roberts' Girls Night, Ted Danson is a Gossip Girl, Q'orianka Kilcher Is a Hot Tamale!
hollywood.com –
2008-08-19
Julia Roberts, ditching her woven-poncho-life of New Mexico for a little Southern California beach fare. With five girlfriends in tow, Julia lit up Hal's, one of BFF's favorite restaurants in Venice (live and die for the turkey burger!). ... Full Article
Being Pocahontas
christianitytoday.com –
2006-01-17
Q 'Orianka Kilcher, now 15, was 14 when she was cast as Pocahontas opposite Colin Farrell (as Captain John Smith) and Christian Bale (as John Rolfe) in Terrence Malick's The New World . ... Full Article
Interview with Q'orianka Kilcher
combustiblecelluloid.com –
2006-01-06
By Jeffrey M. Anderson Buy Posters at AllPosters.com In Terrence Malick's glorious new film The New World , Q'orianka Kilcher appears wholly inside the skin of Pocahontas, speaking Algonkian, performing native songs and dances and rituals. ... Full Article
The Newcomer: Q'orianka Kilcher
nymag.com –
2005-12-18
Pocahontas has always been the embodiment of innocence, so who better to play her in The New World -Terrence Malick's fourth film in 32 years-than newcomer Q'orianka (core-ee-AN-kuh) Kilcher? ... Full Article