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Thank you to all our friends, fans, partners and sponsors for making Vision Maker Media’s First Indigenous Online Film Festival a success. Our five-week celebration of Indigenous storytelling has finally come to a close.  If you enjoyed #VMFFOnline and would like to see more, here’s a couple ways to continue your support of Indigenous films and filmmakers:

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"I’m loving the movies! So so good. I saw most of the Week 1 movies and all but one of the Week 2. I love that there are long and short ones so I can adjust to my available time. I just now finished "LN3: Seven Teachings of the Anishinaabe Resistance." Outstanding! And the quality of the whole production has just been stellar. Really top notch. Please send a big congratulations and thanks to everyone who helped make this possible. Can’t wait for the next movie! :-)"
-Kyle ReisThe Reis Foundation
"Nancy From Now On was awesome! Thank you for this important festival and for making everything accessible and free!
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"This festival has made my month. Watching Netflix and Hulu, you kind of get depressed seeing a couple points of view. I binged watched the Vision Maker Film Festival, and it made my soul feel different and my emotions found allies through all these films. Thank you for this experience. This is truly one of the bright places in cinema today. Truly humbled by these films."
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"Awesome job to everyone who was involved! The experiences shared were insightful, authentic, and powerful. I look forward to seeing what's next and to continue to be an ally for our Native communities."
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I am really enjoy the variety of topics, would make an excellent course on diversity and Open discussions around reconciliation. Grateful they are online, and can be viewed at own leisure.
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"Thank you all for a great and needed discussion. I agree with what was said that even showing us as people in today's world is viewed as activism because they don't see or know us as existing in the current times."
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"Thank you. Rustic Oracle, truth and sadness Missing and Murdered Native Women. #MMIW. Good film."
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I wish to express my appreciation for all of the time, energy, organizational efforts and financial hurdles surpassed in putting this type of absolutely stunning program together...a program which undoubtedly will leave it's undying mark on the lives of the different participants. Thank you
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The Line Up

Activism

  • Blood Memory
  • And Now We Rise
  • nipawistamasowin: We Will Stand Up
  • Sisters Rising
  • LN3: Seven Teachings of the Anishinaabe in Resistance

Historical & Environmental

  • A Kayak to Carry Us: Stories in Stone
  • A Kayak to Carry Us: Lived Knowledge
  • He Hekenga Tūhura
  • Now is the Time
  • The Blackfeet Flood
  • Clearcut

LGBTQA+

  • Wildfire
  • Keemooch
  • Leitis in Waiting
  • I Am Me
  • Sweetheart Dancers
  • Nancy from Now On
  • Moroni for President​

Women Empowerment

  • Inyanka Sni
  • Hinekura
  • Rematriation: Language
  • The Boxers of Brule
  • Ways to See
  • Rustic Oracle
  • Rū​
  • Blackfeet Boxing: Not Invisible

YOUTH

  • Powwow Highway: The LEGO Movie
  • Oh Corbeau! Oh Corbeau! (Oh Crow! Oh Crow!)
  • ATTLA
  • Little Chief
  • Minnies War Bonnet
  • The Fake Calendar
  • Ahkâmêyimo nitânis / Keep Going My Daughter

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JORDANA BASS

Project Coordinator​

(Hataža Mani Winga)​

"Cinema Aficionado"
  • Loves to be in Nature
  • Ferret Mom
  • Car Karaoke

Role: Jordana is excited to engage with different Native/Indigenous communities. Her passion for working with youth will help develop the Native Youth Media Project. She will also assist with the Creative Shorts Fellowship (CSF) to help organize deliverables for filmmakers.

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