Duluth Superior Film Festival

The 2017 Duluth Superior Film Festival screened First Daughter and the Black Snake on June 1st at Zinema and on June 3rd at AICHO Native Community Center and both screenings were attended by Keri Pickett and Winona LaDuke.

: Vintage post card of Duluth

: Lift Bridge in Duluth

Duluth is a picturesque city on Lake Superior. The temps there are a good ten degrees cooler than the rest of the state as the lake winds bring the temps down so they call it the “cool city”. Duluth is featured in the film as both the Sandpiper and Line 3 pipelines end up at the Enbridge Terminal in Superior, WI.

: Zinema hosts the screening of First Daughter and the Black Snake

: Many friends showed up for the festival including Gary Andersen who is on the Duluth City Council.

: The Zinema screening was sold out and 40-50 people were turned away

: Duluth really turned out for the film

: Winona LaDuke, Keri Pickett and festival director Richard Hansen

: Annie Humphrey, Lorna Hanes, Tania Aubid, Principal participants Sarah LittleRedfeather, Nicolette Slagle and Harvey Goodsky attended the screening.

: Winona LaDuke with Don Wedell and Todd Utrich stand for the film.

: The Q&A session went on longer than usual as Duluth is directly impacted by the prospect of a new Line 3.

: Richard Hansen directs filmmakers about how to participate in his other business Solve which is a puzzle game. It takes a villlage to solve the game.