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International Institute
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Annual Indigeneous Film and Arts Festival, Denver CO USA |
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| From Ke Kulana He Mahu, courtesy
of Kathryn Xian, Zang Pictures. One of the featured films
at the 2005 film festival. |
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2007 Film festival: Celebrating Identity
through Art, Dance, Music & Sports The
International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management
is proud to present the 4th Annual Indigenous Film & Arts
Festival in Denver, Colorado from October 9-14, 2007. Our
theme this year is Celebrating Identity through
Art, Dance, Music & Sports. The Festival
will open on October 9th with an art exhibit (location to
be determined). Our opening film, “Teachings of the
Tree People” will be presented as a free screening at
the Denver Indian Center, and will include audience Q&A
with producer Tracy Rector. Other film screenings and live
performances will be presented at the University of Denver
(in partnership with the Native Student Alliance), at Starz
FilmCenter on the Auraria campus, and various other venues
in Denver.
The Film Festival showcases the creative
works of indigenous filmmakers, writers, directors and actors.
We include films that document the wisdom and knowledge of
elders as they pass along nearly forgotten traditions to future
generations; films that extend the realm of traditional storytelling
to audiences within and beyond the community, and films that
look at how traditions are adapting and surviving in a modern
context.
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