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Native American Directed Shorts 4/6/2024 9:25 AM

Native American Directed Shorts
Run Time: 100 minutes

Screening Time(s):
Saturday, April 6 at 9:25am
Sunday, April 7 at 3:40pm
Monday, April 8 at 10:05am

Walk In Beauty
Directed by: Alejandro Miranda
Synopsis: Beverly and her daughter Naiyahnikai share the profound significance of Hozho the concept of walking in beauty.

NATIVE HOPE CHAMPIONS: Riding for the Missing
Directed by: Sahar Khadjenoury and Frank Blanquet
Synopsis: Barrel Racers, Cattle Ropers, and a Bronc Rider raise awarness for the MMIWP Movement at the Indian National Finals Rodeo.

Tuluwat Reclaimed
Directed by: Michelle Hernandez
Synopsis: A short documentary focusing on the Wiyot Tribe's quest to reclaim and take back their sacred island known as Tuluwat.

River Bank (P-Kehgeh)
Directed by: Charine Pilar Gonzales
Synopsis: A Tewa woman must listen to the spirit of the River in order to free herself.

Dau:añcut (Moving Along Image)
Directed by: Adam Piron
Synopsis: An Indigenous interrogation of what happens when the control of an image is lost and times circular ironies.

Indigenous Resistance: Now and Then
Directed by: 'Wáats'asdiyei Joe Yates
Synopsis: This is our side of the story.

Two Worlds
Directed by: Hunter Redhorse Arthur
Synopsis: A father and daughter search for their missing loved one on the Salt River Indian Reservation.

Borders
Directed by: Kenneth Shirley and Adam Conte
Synopsis: Immigrant girl transporting drugs who gets stranded in the desert. She's saved by a kind teenage boy from a reservation.