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Native America Calling: Native filmmakers at Sundance Film Festival
Friday, January 21, 2022
Native filmmakers at Sundance Film Festival
A Karuk girl embarks on a journey with her tribe’s revived coming of age ceremony; exploring the connection of creative expression balanced with Cherokee tradition, language and land; a Kanaka Maoli perspective of the nearly 40 minutes in 2014 when Hawaii residents were under what they could only assume was a credible threat of a ballistic missile attack.
Those are among the films utilizing Native filmmakers recognized at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.
Note: Thumbnail still from Long Line of Ladies, a short film by Shaandiin Tome and Rayka Zehtabchi. Courtesy Sundance Institute
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