FESTIVAL PREMIERE

LIVE ACTION | USA | 19 MINUTES | English

Wasteland

Director: Misty Grace

Connor’s suicide attempt is temporarily prevented by the arrival of his co-star from the regional theatre. Starring all Indigenous talent, this short film tackles the issue of Native American youth suicide contagions.

CAST & CREDITS

Director

Misty Grace

Producer

Lynn-Wood Fields

Writer

Misty Grace

Key Cast

Jason Kael, Sydney Left Renee

DIRECTORS BIO

Misty Grace is a member of the Shoalwater Bay Tribe of Indians and a descendent of the Chinook Tribe of Indians, from Western Washington. Her filmmaking seeks to shine a light on local Indigenous communities.

DIRECTORS STATEMENT

This film was special for me to make. It stars all Indigenous talent, both local and national, including Cowlitz Tribal member Sydney Renee. It’s deeply important that we recognize Indigenous presence on this land since time immemorial and highlight our particular communities, struggles, and victories.

Returning Filmmaker

SHOWTIMES

Saturday, November 15
Screening: 1:20pm

 

Program Seven 

Wasteland 

Good Daze  

The Woman Who Married a Bear 

 

AMC The Grove 14

189 The Grove Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Parking

At The Theatre

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