American Indian Student Services will host the Indigenous Film Series fall semester 2013. Films will be shown in room 201 at the Payne Family Native American Center, from 4:30 to 6:30 Wednesday nights beginning September 18th, 2013. The purpose of this film series is to not only expose those interested to great films, but to also generate dialogue following the film. It is our hope with rich dialogue, this will lead to better understanding and insight for everyone. The film series is open to the University/Missoula campus and the Missoula community. Sept 25: BROKEN RAINBOW Oct 2: VIDEO LETTERS FROM PRISON Oct 9: HOPI- SONGS FROM THE FOURTH WORLD Oct 16: WHERE THE SPIRIT LIVES Oct 23: HEARING RADMILLA Oct 30: PRAYING FOR THE WORLD Nov 6: FOR THE RIGHTS OF ALL: ENDING JIM CROW IN ALASKA Nov 13: BROKEN TREATY OF BATTLE MOUNTAIN Nov 20: TRUDELL For more information please contact: See contact information below: Fredricka Hunter Director of American Indian Student Services The Payne Family Native American Center, Rm 113 Missoula, MT 59812 406-243-6352 (wk) 406-243-6199 (fax) "you are a gift from the creator and what you do with your life is a gift to the creator." "Too often we think of ourselves as human beings here for some kind of Spiritual experience. But the truth really is we are Spiritual beings here for a human experience. " Stephen Hawkins
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