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The River Remembers
Aug
7
5:00 PM17:00

The River Remembers

The River Remembers follows the intertwined struggles of the Indigenous people of the Elwha and Klamath Rivers as they lead the two largest dam removals in U.S. history. These rivers have always been lifelines, and their decline has mirrored the erasure of Native ways of life.

The film braids together intimate family stories and sweeping historical battles: parents teaching their children to fish, catastrophic salmon kills that galvanized action, and generations who refused to give up a century-long fight.

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Short Documentaries
Aug
8
10:00 AM10:00

Short Documentaries

  • Moving the Needle by Brian Babinec

  • Terminus by Jeremy Hunter Rubingh

  • Vanishing Seattle Presents: The Grand Illusion Cinema by Drew Highlands

  • Heron's Embrace by Therse Gietler

  • Edible Hope by Oleksandra Prokopenko

  • On Homesteading by Nathan Keowen

  • Abiding by Lucas Salm-Rojo

  • The Story of Frog Rock by Howard Brock

  • The 8th of April, 2024 by Patrick Marshall

  • Dick's-a-thon by Dylan Young

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Reel Funny Block
Aug
8
5:35 PM17:35

Reel Funny Block

  • Make a Splash by Jim Dicus 6/11

  • Beware of the Cow Pig by Dylan Hanson

  • Low Stakes by Bryan Patrick Moore

  • A Night with Monkey Gino by Keith Cantrell

  • #FestLife by Bryan Patrick Moore, Kira L. Wilson

  • Killer Set! by Kyle Boynton

  • Ms. Rossi 3: Ms. Rossi Meets the Mob by Pat Battistini

  • Love Myself by Jeff Hilliard

  • Mind Full of Molly by Dave West 

  • CORRIDOR by Dylan Hanson

  • Best Friend Material by Mel McCarthy, Nathan Blanchard

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Farming on the Brink
Aug
9
12:40 PM12:40

Farming on the Brink

  • Farming on the Brink by Ben Tindall

    Farming on the Brink is an honest look at the mounting challenges confronting local agriculture, from rising costs to the growing burden of regulations that threaten the survival of family farms. At the heart of the film is the story of Manuel Imperial, a second-generation farmer whose parents immigrated from the Philippines more than 40 years ago to build a life in Wapato, Washington. Now, Manuel fights to preserve that legacy while navigating the uncertain future of farming.

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