Navajo Star Wars now available on DVD
Just in time for the holiday gift giving comes the perfect gift for any member of the Navajo Nation — your own copy of “Star Wars” dubbed in Navajo.
December 12, 2013
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Just in time for the holiday gift giving comes the perfect gift for any member of the Navajo Nation — your own copy of “Star Wars” dubbed in Navajo.
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