The Indian in the Cupboard (DVD)
$25.00
The Indian in the Cupboard DVD — Step back into the magic of the 1995 family classic that captured hearts around the world. Starring Litefoot in his breakthrough role as Little Bear, this timeless film follows a young boy who discovers that his magical cupboard can bring toys to life—unlocking a powerful story about friendship, responsibility, bravery, and cultural respect and understanding.
This collectible DVD lets you experience the movie that introduced a generation to Litefoot’s unforgettable performance and the film’s enduring message.
Directed by Frank Oz and produced by Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, and Jane Startz, this beloved film was brought to life by Paramount Pictures and Columbia Pictures. Its rich storytelling and memorable performances have made it a staple for families for nearly three decades.
For an added touch, you can have your DVD personally autographed by Litefoot for an additional fee—transforming it from a nostalgic keepsake into a one-of-a-kind collector’s item for fans, families, and supporters of Indigenous representation in film.
The Indian in the Cupboard DVD — Step back into the magic of the 1995 family classic that captured hearts around the world. Starring Litefoot in his breakthrough role as Little Bear, this timeless film follows a young boy who discovers that his magical cupboard can bring toys to life—unlocking a powerful story about friendship, responsibility, bravery, and cultural respect and understanding.
This collectible DVD lets you experience the movie that introduced a generation to Litefoot’s unforgettable performance and the film's enduring message.
Directed by Frank Oz and produced by Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, and Jane Startz, this beloved film was brought to life by Paramount Pictures and Columbia Pictures. Its rich storytelling and memorable performances have made it a staple for families for nearly three decades.
For an added touch, you can have your DVD personally autographed by Litefoot for an additional fee—transforming it from a nostalgic keepsake into a one-of-a-kind collector’s item for fans, families, and supporters of Indigenous representation in film.
