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North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival returns to Minot Tuesday night
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) – The North Dakota Human Rights Movie Pageant is returning to Minot Tuesday night.
This yr’s competition will function two documentaries.
The primary one is known as “Firecracker Bullets” and is a spoken phrase poetry present that dives into the struggles some face with PTSD.
Then, the movie “Oyate” will showcase how demonstrators from Native American reservations are utilizing their newfound platform within the years after the Dakota Entry Pipeline protests.
Organizers say the movies are supposed to have viewers open their hearts and minds to the tales.
“We usher in tales which might be made by underrepresented filmmakers and actually method content material from a distinct lens than maybe most of the folks in our group are used to seeing tales instructed,” stated Sean Coffman, govt director of The Human Household.
The occasion is on the Oak Park Theater and is free to attend.
The movies begin at 7 p.m.
There will even be a dialogue with the viewers.
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