The extended trailer from the 51 minute film “My Name Means Future”. Tokata Iron Eyes is a member of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and has been involved with the movement to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline since its inception. We asked the young activist to show us some of her most sacred places in South Dakota. With a small group of friends – all artists and activists, they traveled together for 4 days in September recording video interviews and landscape drone shots of the youth activist discussing the landscapes, their histories, as well as the personal and political issues that arose from being in these sacred sites. In the Lakota language, “Tokata” means “Future”. A Film by Andrea Bowers Editor Lindsay Mofford Director of Photography Teena Pugliese.
My Name Means Future
The extended trailer from the 51 minute film “My Name Means Future”. Tokata Iron Eyes is a member of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and has been involved with the movement to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline since its inception. We asked the young activist to show us some of her most sacred places in South Dakota. With a small group of friends – all artists and activists, they traveled together for 4 days in September recording video interviews and landscape drone shots of the youth activist discussing the landscapes, their histories, as well as the personal and political issues that arose from being in these sacred sites. In the Lakota language, “Tokata” means “Future”. A Film by Andrea Bowers Editor Lindsay Mofford Director of Photography Teena Pugliese.