Best Picture, Monkey Beach
Directed by Loretta todd
Outstanding Actress in a Leading Role, Tina Marie Lameman
Monkey Beach
Oustanding Actor in a Leading Role, Nathaniel Arcand
Monkey Beach
Oustanding Actress in a Supporting Role, Kimberly Guerrero
The Dark Divide
Oustanding Actor in a Supporting Role, Joseph Adams
The Transcenders
Best Director, Loretta Todd
Monkey Beach
Best Documentary (Feature), UMA: A Water Crisis in Bolivia
Directed by Ana Llacer
Best Documentary (Feature), Gather
Directed by Sanjay Rawal
Best Documentary (Short Subject), Without A Whisper – Konnón:Kwe
Directed by Katsitsionni Fox
Short Film (Animated), Ma’ii
Directed by Bayete Chinwendu
Short Film (Live Action), Blackwater
Directed by Boise Esquerra
Best Student Film, Jimmy Qirqqut – Gjoa Haven Elder
Produced by ReelYouth
Lifetime Achievement Award, Graham Greene
Graham Greene
The Brando Award, FBI: Most Wanted
Produced by CBS Network
The Brando Award, Trickster
Produced by the CW
The Brando Award, The Liberator
Produced by Netflix
Chief Dan George Award, Kiss the Ground
Directed by Josh Tickell, Rebecca Harrell Tickell
Upcoming Events
OCT 28, 2020
Press Conference of Nominees includes Red Nation Honors
NOV 1, 2020
Red Nation Celebration Institute Messages to Vote 2020
NOV 2, 2020
Emerging Filmmakers Lab: Business and Marketing Development
NOV 3, 2020
RNCI Native Studies Center: USC Bedrosian Center for Public Policy
NOV 4, 2020
Lets Hear Your Funny Comedy Lab
NOV 5, 2020
RNCI Global Film & Television Location Scouting and Management Career Development
NOV 6-30, 2020
Festival Film Program
NOV 7, 2020
Indigenous Masterclass Animation Lab
NOV 9, 2020
COLLECTIVE JOURNEY – WHO TELLS THE STORY MATTERS
NOV 10, 2020
Native Women Write: A Conversation Series
NOV 6-30, 2020
Indigenous Global Media Content Creators Retrospective
NOV 19, 2020
Native Film Market: Sales and Distribution
NOV 20, 2020
The Screenwriter ‘Book to Screen’ Native Filmmakers Lab
NOV 22, 2020
Native Youth Matter Rising Filmmakers Lab
NOV 29, 2020
RNCI Red Nation Awards
NOV 30, 2020
The American Indian Holocaust Memorial
DEC 12, 2020
Red Nation Celebration Concert Series: Artists in Solidarity for Systemic Change Through the Arts
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