AWAKE, A DREAM FROM STANDING ROCK
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SCREENINGS, NEWS & REVIEWS
10/06
THE BUZZ
“…One Of The Most Important Films Of The Year”

CRESCENTVALE
April 20, 2017

“Standing Rock documentary shows film can give voice to the powerless”

DAILY HERALD
APRIL 4, 2017

“Standing Rock Doc Turns Lens on Defiant #NODAPL Movement”

Hollywood Reporter
April 19, 2017

“North Dakota‘s ‘water protectors‘ bring their pipeline story to film”

Reuters
April 21, 2017

SCREENINGS
April 12, 2018
Princeton, NJ
Friend 101 at Princeton University Campus
Princeton Environmental Film Festival

Th (4/12): 4:30pm

Friend Center 101
Princeton University Campus
65 Olden St
Princeton, NJ 08540
For more information, including the full schedule, please visit the event website

• OFFICIAL SELECTION OF THE 2018 PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL FILM FESTIVAL
March 26, 2018
Denver, CO
Lindsay Auditorium, University of Denver
Screening for the 2018 Water Law Review Symposium

Mo (3/26): 6pm

University of Denver
Lindsay Auditorium
Sturm 281
2000 East Asbury Avenue Denver, CO 80210
For more information, visit the Facebook event

March 28, 2018
Rochester, NY
Brighton Memorial Library
Film Screening

We (3/28): 6:30pm

2300 Elmwood Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618
For more information

April 2, 2018
College Park, MD
University of Maryland
Beyond the Classroom Spring 2018 Series on "People Power: Activism for Social Change!"

Mo (4/2): 7pm

1102 South Campus Commons Building 1
4250 Lehigh Rd
College Park, MD 20740
For more information

“Our camp is gone, but our spirit is not broken”

VOA News
April 21, 2017

April 4, 2018
Athens, OH
2018 Sustainability Film Series
Film Screening and Panel Discussion

We (4/4): 7pm

Athena Cinema
20 S Court Street
Athens, OH 45701
For more information, please visit the Ohio University Library website or the Athena Cinema website

April 17, 2018
Whitewater, WI
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Film Screening

Tu (4/17): 7pm

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Heide Hall
N Prairie Street
Whitewater, WI 53190
For more information

April 22, 2018
Bangor, ME
Peace and Justice Center of Eastern Maine
Film Screening and Discussion

Su (4/22): 6pm

96 Harlow Street
Suite 100
Bangor, ME 04401
For more information

May 29, 2018
Trier, Germany
Broadway FIlmtheatre
Film Screening

Tu (5/29): 730pm

Sponsored by Lokale Agenda 21 Trier e. V., Kosmopolitische Plattform, Greenpeace, and Amnesty International Gruppe Trier
Palaststr. 13
D-54290
Trier, Germany 7 € General Admission
6 € Reduced Admission
For tickets
For more information

“…One Of The Most Important Films Of The Year”

CRESCENTVALE
APRIL 20, 2017

AWAKE NEWS
April 12, 2018

AWAKE Featured at Princeton Environmental Film Festival


Official Selection

AWAKE, A Dream From Standing Rock has been chosen as an Official Selection of the 2018 Princeton Environmental Film Festival! It will be shown on April 12 at 4:45pm in Friend 101 on the Princeton University Campus. This is such an exciting opportunity and we are so honored to be included!

April 5, 2018

AWAKE Announces Youth Media Fellowship


We Have Some Exciting News!!

Are you or someone close to you a young indigenous person interested in media, journalism, and storytelling? We want YOU to join us!

The creators of AWAKE, A Dream From Standing Rock have come together to create the AWAKE Media Fellowship!!

Native communities all too often have not had control of their own narratives and we need Indigenous voices telling Indigenous stories. At AWAKE Media, we envision a world where the youth have the resources and tools necessary to tell their stories of resistance and cultural engagement. Our goal is to train and engage native youth in new schools of media and storytelling, bringing light to frontline communities and aiding the creation of new media content in every shape, size and format imaginable.

The Media Fellowship is a week-long training summit in camerawork, editing, storytelling, leadership, and healing in the Delaware River Basin area of Pennsylvania, including a day trip to New York City, with award winning journalists and filmmakers followed by a year of close mentorship where we help fellows develop a media series or film.

So if you are interested or know someone who is, please click here for a copy of the application and be sure to submit by May 5th!

We know that these stories and talent exist – we want to help them flourish.

February 06, 2018

Environmental History reviews AWAKE


Academic Journal Review by Nick Estes

For many that were at Standing Rock during the protest encampment, it's hard to describe the duality of daily life. It was beautiful in that it allowed us to reimagine freedom, but it was also met with state repression. In his review of our film, Nick Estes (Lower Brule Sioux Tribe) beautifully describes this complexity and how it informed AWAKE. In his own words, "Awake: A Dream from Standing Rock is more than a documentary; it is a jarring dream sequence, a cinematic poem of juxtaposed images and scenes of life and violence that defined the months-long Indigenous-led protest against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) north of the Standing Rock Indian Reservation."

DECEMBER 22, 2017

AWAKE to be featured in KIPCOR Film Series


Upcoming Event

AWAKE, A Dream From Standing Rock will be featured in Kansas Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution's Film Series on January 14th, 2018 at 3pm! The event is at Krehbiel Auditorium in the Luyken Fine Arts Center on campus in collaboration with the Mennonite Central Committee. Bethel College's KIPCOR is one of the oldest regional peace institutes in the United States and focuses on conflict resolution and peacebuilding at many scales - both local and global. Part of their programming is an annual film series that brings independent films that center on social or political justice to North Newton. All of us here at AWAKE are happy to be included in this series! Journalist and AWAKE Director Myron Dewey will join KIPCOR for this screening and a Q&A session.

December 20, 2017

French Parliament Bans Fracking In All Territories


Bans oil and gas extraction by 2040

On December 19th, members of France's parliament voted to ban all production of oil and gas by 2040!! President Emmanuel Macron has positioned his administration towards renewables and aims to switch away from fossil fuels. While this is an amazing measure, it's important to remember that France remains 99% dependent on important hydrocarbon gas liquids, which are found in natural gas and crude oil. Read more here!

DECEMBER 20, 2017

Filmmaker Doug Good Feather and Lakota Way Healing Center Hold Coat Drive


For those of us here at AWAKE, our communities mean everything to us. They teach us who we are, they care for us when we have trouble caring for ourselves, and they give us strength. That's why it's so important that we are active and thoughtful members of our communities. Recently, filmmaker Doug Good Feather, a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, held a coat drive and holiday dinner through the Lakota Way Healing Center in Denver, CO! He later took the coats and toys gathered back up to Standing Rock for distribution. Doug and everyone at the Lakota Way Healing Center work tirelessly to help heal and build with the people of Denver. To learn more about LWHC and to find out how you can help, please visit their Facebook page or their website!

“Our camp is gone, but our spirit is not broken”

VOA NEWS
APRIL 21, 2017

NOVEMBER 13, 2017

AWAKE Screened As NAHM Keynote Event


Past Event

November is nationally-recognized as Native American Heritage Month, celebrating the history and traditions of indigenous people! During this exciting time we got to visit Colorado State University, where AWAKE was screening as the NAHM Keynote Event. Held in partnership with CSU's Native American Cultural Center, 300 students, faculty, and activists attended the screening and Q&A session with Floris White Bull and Doug Good Feather. This was one of NACC's most attended events and was even featured on the front page of the Rocky Mountain Collegian!

“A Lesson in Resistance”

INDIEWIRE
APRIL 25, 2017