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  • As an archeological team digs to save cultural artifacts from rising sea levels in her coastal village, a Yupik filmmaker explores her tribe's relationship with its language, subsistence hunting and gathering practices and cultural traditions in Alaska.

Presented as Part Of SHORTS: Made in Alaska 1

Duke Russell: “What I do is everything.”

When hundreds of unsheltered individuals ended up at Anchorage’s Centennial Park, the lifelong Alaskan and ...
8 min | Pat Race | | World Premiere
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School of Fish

Indigenous people and salmon have been intertwined for thousands of years in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Can the next...
20 min | Oliver Sutro & Colin Arisman | | Alaskan Premiere
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True Colors

At Anchorage's Bartlett High School, graduating seniors reflect on hard-won lessons learned about equality, ac...
38 min | Brad Hillwig | World Premiere
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