WE WON BEST FEATURE FILM AWARD and WINONA LADUKE WON ECOHERO AWARD!!! Dawn Smallman, the director of the Portland EcoFilm Festival came to the airport to pick up Winona, her […]
My father, Henry Pickett, was in Jacksonville, FL in 1965 as part of CORE: Congressional Organization for Racial Equality. He went to the south to help the people in St. […]
The Jacksonville, Florida film festival director Elizabeth Lawrence and Ashley Mclaughlin were just about the coolest hosts ever. I can’t even begin to say how kind and thoughtful and generous […]
Music is so important to any film… feature or documentary. Finding the right music for a film can be a huge challenge. Fortunately for me the right music for my […]
Curator Ginger Dunnill just shared images from the Form & Concept Gallery reception for the opening of Broken Boxes & Art of Indigenous Resistance that happened on Winona LaDuke’s birthday. […]
Winona LaDuke had a dream she was riding against the current of oil. First Daughter and the Black Snake includes the 2nd, 3rd and 4th year ride. These are images […]
Sandy Lake Tragedy GLIFWIC stands for the Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission. Formed in 1984, GLIFWC represents eleven Ojibwe tribes in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan who reserved hunting, fishing and […]
The ZOHI Gallery is now my new favorite place in Santa Fe. The gallery opening featured the screening of First Daugher and the Black Snake as part of the Red […]
ZOHI Gallery screening of Awake, The Dream of Standing Rock with filmmaker and Digital Smoke Signal‘s storyteller and journalist Myron Dewey. LEHI and ZOE are the founders of the LEHI […]
Santa Fe is the place to be for Indian Market. It was the first time that either Winona or myself had had the chance to see Indian Market. What an […]