Encore Presentation RNCI Red Nation Awards Show

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Wild Indian
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Chaske Spencer, Jesse Eisenberg, Kate Bosworth

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Award-winning Film

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The Girl Called Hatter Fox
First film that a Native actress carried a leading role.
First contemporary Native woman story produced.
First time there was a film about a Native girl addressing
#MeToo #WhyWeWearRED

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Native Women In Film
Film Directed by Women

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26th RNCI Red Nation Awards
Hollywood has Oscar, Broadway has Tony, Television has the Emmy, and Indian Country has the Red Nation Film Award of Excellence™

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Red Nation Celebration Institute
The Conversation Series

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Red Nation Television Network Broadcast Initiative

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“How others view American Indians and how we see ourselves is influenced substantially by film. Creating and depicting our own positive narratives of American Indian life and culture helps reverse generations of stereotypes, while allowing Native people to give voice to their own truths.” – Cheryl Crazy Bull, President and CEO of the American Indian College Fund

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Land Recognition

We acknowledge that our work takes place on Unceded and Occupied territories of the 575+ Native Nations. We are inviting you to take a moment to reflect on whose land you are living and working on and if you don’t know, to research and reflect.