During the 2016 Standing Rock protests, water protectors gathered to oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline, sharing personal stories of their fight for land and water.
Synopsis
During the 2016 Standing Rock protests, water protectors gathered to oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline, sharing personal stories of their fight for land and water.
Synopsis
Terry Running Wild and Cleo Keahna stand among the water protectors at the 2016 Standing Rock protests in South Dakota. Dislocation Blues captures their personal stories and struggles against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Filmmaker Sky Hopinka focuses on individual testimonials, moving away from grand narratives. The documentary presents a vivid portrayal of the activists' commitment to protecting land and water. Through intimate storytelling, it offers a perspective on the events at Standing Rock and the ongoing discourse surrounding indigenous rights and environmental activism.
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Why Watch
- Meet activists like Terry Running Wild at Standing Rock.
- Find out personal stories from the Dakota Access Pipeline protests.
- See intimate storytelling that challenges common narratives.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2017 and has a duration of 17 minutes.
- Sky Hopinka directed Dislocation Blues during the Standing Rock protests in 2016.
- The documentary features testimonials from activists like Terry Running Wild and Cleo Keahna.
- The film emphasizes personal experiences rather than grand narratives.
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Who directed Dislocation Blues?
Dislocation Blues was directed by Sky Hopinka.
What year was Dislocation Blues released?
Dislocation Blues was released in 2017.
How long is the documentary Dislocation Blues?
Dislocation Blues has a duration of 17 minutes.
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