The East Coast’s Premier Native American Film Festival
Co-presented at VMFA
Representation matters. Storytelling and filmmaking have suffered from a dearth of representation of important groups that influenced American democracy, notably Native Americans. Native culture is rich, steeped in history, and multifaceted, yet mainstream films do not often capture this nuance. This festival offers a series of films by Native American filmmakers that tell an expansive range of stories about Native American experiences and cultures.
Events run all day and include films and panel discussions with prominent Native American filmmakers, performers, artists, and other speakers.
2nd Annual PRFF Virtual Festival, Nov 21-26. To register, visit pocahontasreframed.com.
Tickets
VIP Pass: $75, admission to all films and activities in the Leslie Cheek Theater and the VIP reception in the Marble Hall on Fri, Nov 19, 5-7 pm, plus the Virtual Festival.
Weekend Pass: $25 Admission into all films and activities in the theater.
Virtual Pass: $10 for 11 films.
Special discounts for military, police, fire fighters, hospital workers.
VIP Pass: $60; Weekend Pass: $20; Virtual Pass: $8.
Use code Frontline_Worker.
Visit the PRFF website at pocahontasreframed.com to view the schedule, purchase festival passes, and learn more about the films.
All persons over 2 years of age, regardless of vaccination status, must wear a mask while indoors at VMFA.