Native New Yorker was released on May 13, 2005.

Native New Yorker was directed by Steve Bilich.

Native New Yorker has a runtime of 13m.

Native New Yorker was produced by Steve Bilich, William Susman.

This silent documentary with an original score was filmed through the eye of a 1924 hand-crank spring-wound Cine-Kodak camera. This film features Terry 'Coyote' Murphy representing the Native American influence of the isle of Manhattan. Coyote, a Shaman Trail Scout, takes a journey which transcends time, weaving from Inwood Park (where the island was traded for beads & booze), down a long native path (now called 'the great white way', more commonly known as 'Broadway'), to the lower reaches of Manhattan into 'ground zero' (which is now a sacred burial ground for not just the American Indian & the slaves of yesteryear, but for the newest natives of this island empire as well).

The key characters in Native New Yorker are Shaman Trail Scout (Terry 'Coyote' Murphy), Native Scout (John 'Pope' Paul).

Native New Yorker is a History, Short film.

Native New Yorker has an audience rating of 8.5 out of 10.

Native New Yorker had a budget of $2,500.