The Alaska Native Heritage Center unveils Indigenous films from Alaska, and around the globe, at the Eighth Annual Indigenous World Film Festival.
February 3 – Film Makers Reception 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
February 4 – 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Various filmmakers and producers will be present throughout the event to introduce their films and answer audience questions. Admission is free!
Schedule online www.alaskanative.net
Film Schedule
Friday
7:15 The Storm (Guest Steven Paul Judd) – Short, US/OK
Neil Discovers the Moon (guest Steven Paul Judd) – Short, US/OK
7:25 Trailer- Shouting Secrets – Trailer
7:30 Amaqqut Nunaat (The Country of Wolves) – Short, CA
7:45 Day Trip – Doc Feature, NZ
8:00 The Story of Refuge Rock – Short, US/AK
8:15 Jim Thorpe, The World’s Greatest Athlete – Doc Feature,US
9:20 Bran Nue Day – Feature, AU
Saturday
10:30 Queen of the Quest – Short, CA
11:10 Smokin’ Fish – Doc/Feature , US/AK
12:40 The Daughter of a Northern Shaman – Russia
1:45 The Thick Dark Fog – US/SD
2:45 Healing Duck – US/WA
3:00 Clam TV – US/WA
3:15 The Dome of Heaven – Feature, US
5:00 A Good Day to Die – Feature, US
6:30 Intermission
7:00 The Six Dollar Fifty Man – Short, NZ
7:15 Search for the World’s Best Indian Taco – Short, US/OK
(Guest Steven Paul Judd)
7:40 Little Dear Ones – Short
7:50 Shouting Secrets (Guest Korinna Sehringer) – Feature, US
9:15 Inuk (Pamyua to perform – Feature, USA/Greenland
The Alaska Native Heritage Center, a renowned cultural center and museum in Anchorage, is an exciting place where all people can come to expand their understanding of Alaska's first people. Here we share the rich heritage of Alaska's eleven cultural groups drawing upon the lifeways of long ago, the wisdom of our elders, and the traditions that endure. Our cultural center and museum is located in Northeast Anchorage, Alaska is designed to enhance self-esteem among Native people and to encourage cross-cultural exchanges among all people.
