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Nightmare
Vision

Indigenous Halloween film fest

october 30-31 2020

Thank you to all who tuned in or played a part in the Vision Maker Nightmare Vision Indigenous Halloween Film Fest. Nightmare Vision was the first ever free, online film festival, aimed at celebrating the achievements of Indigenous peoples in the horror genre. Your support empowers and amplifies Native voices. Here are a few ways you can continue to support more free events like Nightmare Vision.

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Why an Indigenous Halloween Film Fest?

Learn why we think curating new and innovative Indigenous content is important to changing how Indigenous commUNITY's are viewed.

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Meet Nightmare Visions' Host: Carla Rossi

Anthony Hudson as Portland's Premiere Drag Clown.

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A LEADER IN INDIGENOUS HORROR

Meet Nightmare Vision Indigenous Filmmaker Rod Pocowatchit, the creator of "The Dead Can't Dance" and "The Burden of Being"

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Nightmare Vision Preshow

Grab your popcorn, turn off the lights and join Vision Maker Media's Assistant Director, Charlie Perry as he hosts a horrify discussion with 5 Native American horror filmmakers featured in the Nightmare Vision Film Fest.

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Join us for a Watch Party

We invite you to join our spooktacular Host, Anthony Hudson as Carla Rossi, for a live watch party!

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Finding Community in Film

An Inside Look at Nightmare Vision Filmmaker Jennifer Varenchik..

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Film Line up

As Vision Maker Media’s first ever online Halloween, horror themed film festival, “Nightmare Vision” vitalizes the achievements of Indigenous talent in the horror, sci-fi, thriller genres of movies. The film program highlights topics that resonate within Indigenous communities such as missing and murdered Indigenous women, historical trauma, boarding schools, and cultural genocide.