We Ride For Her | Screening Block: Courageous Choices

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An Indigenous women’s motorcycle group rides to end the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women while a member of their community searches for her missing sister and tries to heal her shattered family.

In Memory of

Khalid “Tašunka Ōta” Garreau

2000-2023

and to all the ones we’ve lost.

May their memory be a revolution.

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Year
2024
Runtime
18 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Awards
SXSW Premiere, Played at Sundance Chicago 2024, Winner LES Film Festival Dakota Film Festival Women+Film Festival Georgetown University Film Festival San Luis Obispo International Film Festival Lower East Side Film Festival Mountainfilm Festival Mendocino Film Festival NMAI 2024 Native Cinema Showcase Big Apple Film Festival Champs-Elysées Film Festival Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Buffalo International Film Festival Mill Valley Film Festival Cucalorus Film Festival St. Louis International Film Festival Red Nation International Film Festival New Orleans Film Festival Shining Mountains Indigenous Film Festival Frozen River Film Festival
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Director
Prairie Rose Seminole Katrina Lillian Sorrentino
Producer
Becca Kahn Bloch Katrina Lillian Sorrentino
Executive Producer
Molly Gochman Raoul Max Trujillo Stardust Arts Foundation
Co-Producer
Prairie Rose Seminole Lorna Cuny
Filmmaker
Prairie Rose Seminole Katrina Lillian Sorrentino
Cast
Lorna Cuny | Tiopi Cikala Win Heather Taken Alive | Taté Omani Win Khalid Garreau | Tašunka Ōta Saydee Chief Eagle, Brenda Ahl Beverly Antonito
Editor
Alex Bohs

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