Since its initial theatrical release in 1977, Star Wars has enchanted generations of fans around the world in many different languages than just the original English performance.
This includes dubs in small population languages of stateless peoples, including some of the indigenous peoples of North America. A decade ago, Navajo translators dubbed Episode IV into their own language.
Now, people who speak Ojibwe will be able to watch and enjoy Episode IV in their own tongue. About 50,000 people in Canada and the United States are native speakers of this language. CTV News reports that the Ojibwe dub of Episode IV will soon arrive in selected theaters.
-via Boing Boingā