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Vision Maker Film Festival 2020
“You are all doing such important and beautiful work bringing Indigenous voices and stories to the Lincoln area. Much gratitude from my heart to you!” – Festival attendee
As Vision Maker Media approaches our 44th year delivering the highest quality Native American films to public television and online mediums, we also near our 8th year hosting the biennial Vision Maker film Festival. The film festival will be held April 22-30, 2020.
Every other year, this festival showcases the vest American Indian, Alaska Native and worldwide Indigenous films at our home base in beautiful Lincoln, Nebraska. Accompanying the films, the festival gathers a collective of our most inspiring filmmakers and Native celebrities to engage our community in important and captivating public conversations, creating a space for both healing and learning.
An event unlike any other, the Vision Maker Film Festival celebrates and explores Native culture, cultivates greater community understanding, and brings together hundreds of community members from all over Nebraska.
Locations:
- April 22: Indian Center Inc - 1100 Military Rd, Lincoln, NE
- April 23: UNL's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Marcus Edgewood Cinema - 5520 S 56th St, Lincoln, NE
- April 24: The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center - 313 N 13th St, Lincoln, NE
- April 25: OutNebraska & Unitarian Church of Lincoln - 6300 A St, Lincoln, NE
- April 25: Nebraska History Museum - 131 Centennial Mall, Lincoln, NE
- April 26: First Plymouth Congregational Church - 2000 D St, Lincoln, NE
- April 27: Center for People in Need - 3901 N 27th St, Lincoln, NE
- April 28: Southeast Community College - 8800 O St, Lincoln, NE
- April 29: Lincoln Public Schools, Indian Education at Lincoln High School - 2229 J St, Lincoln, NE
- April 30: Nebraska Wesleyan University - 5000 St Paul Ave, Lincoln, NE
Interested in sponsoring the event? Check out our sponsorship packet here.
Thank you to our sponsors
