FESTIVAL PREMIERE
When Girls Go Missing
Director: Jeanette DeDios
The film centers around a young girl named Jamie, who is about to leave the reservation to study to be a doctor. Her friends decide to have one last night of fun together in the woods before she leaves but they get caught drinking underage. Jamie finds herself alone in the woods and encounters something strange. When Girls Go Missing is a thriller/horror short film that raises issues of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women while fusing it together with Indigenous folklore.
CAST & CREDITS
Director
Jeanette DeDios
Writer
Jeanette DeDios, Antonio DeDios
Producer
Nina Revels
Key Cast
Christen McGrath, Saun' Rae Nez, Richie Kotwica, Albert Leonard HaskieMonte Deer, Sam Archambault
DIRECTORS BIO
Jeanette DeDios is an award winning Indigenous journalist from the Jicarilla Apache and Diné Nations. She works as a radio journalist for Albuquerque’s local radio station KUNM-FM. She graduated in 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in multimedia journalism from the University of New Mexico and holds two prior bachelors in film and english. She won best cinematography as one of the cinematographers for the short film “Drifteen” directed by Matthew McDuffie.
Showtimes
Wednesday, November 11
Screening: 10:15 pm
In Person
Post Screening Guests: —
Once Purchased
your name will be at ‘Will Call’
Once Purchased
your name will be at ‘Will Call’
AMC The Grove 14
189 The Grove Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Parking
At The Theatre
