This screening at the Rice Lake Community Center on May 31, 2017 was the smallest to date and also the most important to date as it was held in the […]
First Daughter and the Black Snake was chosen as the Best MN Made Documentary Feature by the Film Society of Minneapolis and St. Paul and the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film […]
Thank you to Travis Zimmerman for inviting me to the screening at the Mille Lacs Museum and Trading Post in Onamia, MN on May 28th. The screening was well received! The […]
Winona’s mother, the painter Betty LaDuke traveled from Ashland, OR for the premiere of the film at the Uptown Theater in Minneapolis. My mom came to the premiere from Key […]
Jerry Quickley interviewed us on his KPFK radio news hour. He was thrilled to talk with environmental activist Winona LaDuke and myself on his radio show during the screenings held during […]
Wall of Power with Paul Metsa; radio & TV Paul Metsa, musician and now radio and television journalist, spoke with Winona and LaDuke and I about First Daughter and the […]
Audiences love the film! Winona LaDuke has spoken at just about every university, church and community center in this town over her many decades of work preserving Indigenous culture and […]
The 5/3/2017 Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival (MSPIFF) selects First Daughter and the Black Snake in it’s Best of Fest screening. Even after three weeks of all my screenings […]
The MSPIFF 4/27/2017 screening was in a beautiful new theater at Metro State University in St. Paul, MN. The house holds over 300 people and the theater was 85% full. […]