31st Red Nation International Film Festival Runs in Los Angeles Through November 15: 96 Official Selections and a Closing-Night Lifetime Honor
The 31st Red Nation International Film Festival is under way in Los Angeles, California, with in-person screenings at AMC The Grove 14 through November 15. The Red Nation Celebration Institute (RNCI), which organizes the festival, says this year's edition has 96 official selections: six features, 28 documentaries, one animated feature, 38 documentary shorts, 14 narrative shorts and nine animation shorts.
The festival opened with Nine Little Indians, directed by Shannon Kring and executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and Tony Robbins, among others. A Native film market and industry events run alongside the screenings during Native American Heritage Month.
Closing night is November 14, with a screening of Gangland, directed by Vincent Grashaw. Cast members Lou Diamond Phillips, Irene Bedard and Dana Namerode are scheduled to attend, and Phillips will receive the RNCI Lifetime Achievement Award that evening, honoring a screen career that runs from La Bamba and Stand and Deliver to Longmire.
On November 15, the 31st RNCI Red Nation Awards take place at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, closing the festival. AMC The Grove 14 is at 189 The Grove Drive, Los Angeles.
Source: Red Nation Celebration Institute
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：Los Angeles的The Grove一带，本届Red Nation国际电影节放映场馆AMC The Grove 14所在地（Wikimedia Commons）
