FESTIVAL PREMIERE

Documentary | USA | 56 MINUTES | English

Burying The Hatchet - The Tom Quick Story

Director: Christopher King

Burying the Hatchet: The Tom Quick Story is about how one largely white community and disenfranchised tribal leaders worked together to reconcile the past and forge a shared path forward based on trust, friendship and an inspiring and healing vision of the future.

CAST & CREDITS

Director

Christopher King

Producer

Sean Strub

Writer

Christopher King

Key Cast

Sean Strub

DIRECTORS BIO

Christopher King is an award-winning short-form documentary filmmaker and the founder of Endless Echo, a company specializing in documentary and social media video production. With over 20 years of experience living in Milford, Pennsylvania, King has produced numerous short documentaries in collaboration with local conservation institutions, highlighting the environmental and cultural heritage of the region.

Expanding his creative horizons, “Burying the Hatchet” is his first long-form documentary project. Currently, Christopher splits his time between the U.S., Colombia, and France, bringing a global perspective to his storytelling and filmmaking endeavors.

Returning Filmmaker

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31 YEARS OF IMPACT

Elevating Native and Indigenous Voices Through Storytelling

Celebrating Culture & Community

Red Nation International Film Festival (RNIFF) is the largest Native & Indigenous Film Festival in the U.S. and worldwide!

The first of its kind in Los Angeles.