INDIGENOUS FUTURES: The River Remembers + Respect the Rez
THE RIVER REMEMBERS (60 moin)<div>Spanning a century-long fight for justice, The River Remembers follows the Tribal communities of the Elwha and lower Klamath Rivers as they achieve one of the most extraordinary environmental victories in American history: the removal of massive dams that had long blocked the return of salmon and severed cultural ties to the water. Through the experiences of Vanessa Castle and Frankie and Molli Meyers, the film captures both the intimate rhythms of family life and the sweeping momentum of a movement generations in the making. As rivers are set free and salmon begin their return, parents pass traditions to their children, communities reclaim what was nearly lost, and the promise of renewal comes into view. Both an epic story of resistance and a deeply personal portrait of resilience, The River Remembers reveals how the restoration of a river can transform not only a landscape, but the people who have fought to protect it.</div><div><br></div><div>RESPECT THE REZ (39 min)</div><div>For the Lummi Nation Blackhawks, basketball is about far more than winning games. Following the reigning state champions through their 2025–26 title defense, this inspiring documentary uses the season as a window into the strength of the Lummi Nation, exploring how sport becomes an expression of cultural identity, tribal sovereignty, education, and community resilience. Through intimate access on and off the court, filmmakers Nick Zeller-Singh and Finn Wendt reveal a team carrying the hopes of an entire community, where every game is played with pride, purpose, and the belief that investing in the next generation matters as much as the final score.</div>DocumentaryPT1H39M2026-10-03USenJordan Riber
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