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Screening, discussion of film on forever chemicals coming to Juneau
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. at Elizabeth Paratrovich Hall on March 4. A rally for clean water is…
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Film explores clash of Native culture, Western justice
New documentary, “Blood & Myth,” relates to 2012 shootings and woman’s death that convicted Iñupiaq man blamed on…
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On the Screen: ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ deserves a spot on the big screen
It’s a film that was made to be experienced with theater-quality sound and alongside a group of strangers
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On the Screen: ‘Weapons’ a thoughtful horror set to American tragedy
Wrapped in a supernatural horror story is a distinctly human narrative
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On the Screen: Profoundly dumb, deeply hilarious
‘Naked Gun’ brings back the goofball comedy
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On the Screen: New ‘Fantastic Four’ falls short of superb
This new take on “Fantastic Four” is totally fine.
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On the Screen: ‘Superman’ a bold vision of hope, kindness
The film dares to say that kindness is “punk rock.”
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Filmmakers seek to share cultural lessons of Juneau Alaska Music Matters with a wider audience
Crew spends two weeks with students after following similar program in Texas for full-length documentary.
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A new film highlights the traumas inflicted on Indigenous children by residential schools
This story contains difficult subject matter relating to Canada’s and America’s history of operating residential schools for Indigenous…
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This weekend’s lineup at the Gold Town Theater really blows
Xmas Bazaar Xtravaganza nearly sold out already, but seeing “The Wind” to live music a breeze.
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Neighbors: SHI to sponsor its first-ever juried film festival
Event to be held during Celebration 2024
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‘Cruise Boom’ showing in Juneau before sailing back to Sitka screen
Documentary and talk slated for Friday at UAS; Saturday afternoon screening at Gold Town Theater.
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Locals again get their moment on the quicksilver screen
“A real cross-section of the community” shown in 10 minutes or less at JUMP Society’s Film Festival.
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‘All Sorts’ a film for those feeling out of sorts
Microbudget movie about a surreal commune of cubical drones screens at Gold Town Theater on Sept. 8
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Filmmaking course hopes to create ‘narrative sovereignty’ for Alaska Natives
‘Our stories from our own perspective.’
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Filmmaker talks digging into proposed Chilkat Valley mining project
‘Rock, Paper, Fish’ takes a skeptical, nuanced look at proposed Palmer Project.
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Endangered language: Director talks about bringing first feature-length Haida-language film to screen
Endangered language gets its close up.
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Hooked on salmon: Southeast and its fish keep filmmaker coming back
Coming back to where he began, like a certain kind of fish.
