

We Won't Bow Down
Hand-beaded Indian costumes created by a secret society in New Orleans reflect a cultural and spiritual legacy that has persisted despite slavery.
Synopsis
Hand-beaded Indian costumes created by a secret society in New Orleans reflect a cultural and spiritual legacy that has persisted despite slavery.
Synopsis
In inner city New Orleans, members of a secret society dedicate themselves to making hand-beaded Indian costumes. This practice connects their craft to an African heritage that has endured through slavery. Through their work, these individuals uphold cultural traditions and spiritual beliefs. Directed by Christopher Levoy Bower, We Won't Bow Down runs for 95 minutes and was released in 2014. The film details their commitment to preserving these legacies within their community.
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