OKMULGEE – A sacred red rock returns home to its people after being stolen for generations. A traditional Native folktale comes to life in its historical pre-contact language and wardrobe. These two films featured at this year’s Circle Cinema Film Festival seem to have very little in common at first glance. Together, however, they represent a growing drive among Native filmmakers to use cinematic techniques to redefine their storytelling and pr…
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