Harold of Orange is a comedy short film directed by Richard Weise and produced by Dianne Brennan, with a screenplay by Gerald Vizenor.

[1] Tribal tricksters Harold Sinseer (Charlie Hill) and the Warriors of Orange, embark on a mission to give a proposal to the Bily foundation.

[1] The original screenplay done by Gerald Vizenor, is an example of Native American comedy[3] and examines different types of humor.

[4] Through subversive satire, Harold sheds light on the irony of the bureaucracy of business between whites and the Native people.

Through its humorous treatment, applied to both Indians' and whites' behavior motives, the film makes an unusual multifaceted comment on contemporary Native American life.