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Special Events
Engaging, entertaining, and
enlightening feature films,
documentaries, and short
films from some of today’s
premier Native American
and indigenous filmmakers
will be followed by
informative Q&A sessions.
The outstanding lineup of
screenings this year includes
a wide variety of films.
They range from short films
originating in Hawaii and those
of hilarious comedic content with
strong messages, to finely crafted
documentaries that evoke new depths
of appreciation for and understanding
of gay/lesbian and migrant issues
experienced in the Native world.
Watch for the announcement of this year’s
schedule of screenings at www.accmuseum.org
and The Desert Sun.
Now in its tenth season, the
Festival is one of the most highlyregarded
events of its kind – featuring the
best in films by, about, and starring Native
Americans and other indigenous peoples.
Festival
of
Native
Film &
Culture
Individual tickets at $10 for Adults; and $7 Senior Adults
(60+), Youth (16 and under), Students, and Military
Personnel can be purchased and picked up at Camelot
Theatres Box Office during normal business hours or
online at www.camelottheatres.com. All Access passes
at $60 each are available at the Box Office. Seating is
available on a first-come, first-served basis.
guest programmer:
Elizabeth Weatherford,
Founder and Director,
Film and Video Center,
Smithsonian National Museum
of the American Indian
Wednesday through sunday, march 2-6
Camelot Theatres
2300 East Baristo Road, Palm Springs
Box Office: 760-325-6565
For more information, call Claire Victor, Administrative Assistant/Programs at 760.833.8169.
2010-2011 Education Program
Print Media Sponsor
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