A story about transformation.
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“Making this film was a very personal endeavor for me. My grandparents come from a long line of Choctaw ancestry, that walked the sorrowful Trail of Tears as they relocated to Oklahoma. The film was inspired by a story my grandmother used to tell me growing up. I wanted to share this story about my ancestors that gave them the beauty and mystery that I love to find in cinema.
The film digs into a realm of mysticism and its unique connection with nature and the cosmos. Its strong perspective creates an otherworldly quality that shifts the ordinary. It presents a story that honors Native American tradition/wisdom with optimism and mystery. This is a film for indigenous people, but also for others to see and learn a new side of American Indian history that is not riddled with pain, violence or tragedy. This is a story about overcoming fear with courage. A story about exiting the youth to find power within the Beyond to start the next chapter of life.”
- Writer/Director, Evan Spencer Brace
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ELDER - Charles Robinson
BOY - Dante Bull Shields
Writer, Director, Producer, Editor - Evan Spencer Brace
Director of Photography, Title Designer - Allen Laseter (vimeo.com/allenlaseter)
Visual Effects - Morgan Beringer (vimeo.com/morganism)
Score and Sound Design - Nate Fleming
Casting Director - Tara Yazzi
Associate Producer - Brennan Eagleton
Assistant Director - Amber Wilkinson
1st AC/Gaffer - Jake Macpherson
2nd AC - Jeremy Bolden
Location Manager - Mary Slinger
Colorist - Jimmy Cadenas
Crane Operator - Tim Smith
DIT - Jayson Wall
Additional Sound Design - Morgan Bringer
Grips - Christin Sites, Eduardo Carrillo, Sergio Ramos and Jourdan Lees
Assistant Art Director - Dejane Anderson
Storyboard Artist - David Anderson
Make up - Jessi Baker, Elizibeth Goans
Props - Paul W. Kneedler and Dode Bender
Cast: Evan Spencer Brace
Tags: Choctaw, indigenous, native, short, 16mm, North American Indian, film, cinema, donoma, Cherokee, evan brace, 35mm and filmconvert

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