Whether it’s speaking on behalf of all Native Americans or all Asian Americans or all gays, the burden of representation can weigh a lot. Join an openly gay Palawano Islander, a Jewish Maori, a Seminole Okie and a host of others whose films step outside “conventional” representation and explore what it means to speak for one’s self rather than an entire community. Sterlin Harjo (director, FOUR SHEETS TO THE WIND), Auraeus Solito (director, TULI), Taika Waititi (director, EAGLE VS. SHARK) and moderator Heather Rae (TRUDELL).
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| Heather Rae
Panelist | Sterlin Harjo
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| Auraeus Solito
Panelist | Taika Waititi
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