See the film and meet the filmmaker

Tuesday, October 3, 2023, starting at 6 pm at the Center for Contemporary Arts / Santa Fe

What:               Documentary film about the impact energy companies have on indigenous populations – including here in New Mexico. Q&A with the director, Ivey Camille Manybeads Tso of the Navajo Nation. Information regarding climate change, local advocacy efforts and how you can get involved will be available in the lobby.

Who:               Hosted by 350 Santa Fe

Where:            Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA), 1050 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe NM 87505

When:              Film begins at 6 pm and events conclude around 9 pm

How much:     FREE ADMISSION / Suggested donation of $10 per person.

Limited seating in the theatre – advance reservations are strongly recommended through the CCA Box Office: https://ccasantafe.org or 505-982-1338 or directly online.

Free parking is available in the CCA parking lot.

About the screening

Energy development and climate change impact indigenous people in ways mainstream society seldom considers.  Join us Tuesday, October 3 at the Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA) for Powerlands, a documentary film by Ivey Camille Manybeads Tso of the Navajo Nation. Following the screening, Camille the film maker will take questions from attendees.

The event is FREE and open to the public,tho’ $10 donatons are suggested. Because seating is limited, tickets should be reserved in advance at the CCA website.

As the Navajo-Hopi Observer wrote in its review of the film: “Powerlands highlights the displacement of indigenous peoples and the devastation of the environment by energy companies that exploit the land to the detriment of the Native people on them.” Director Ivey Camille Manybeads Tso says her initial goal was simple, “From the beginning of this project, our commitment to the communities we worked with was to do everything we could to amplify their voices.”