Indigenous Film Fest | Presented by Global Education Center
Schedule
Fri, 07 Nov, 2025 at 06:00 pm to Sat, 08 Nov, 2025 at 09:00 pm
UTC-06:00Location
Darkhorse Theatre | Nashville, TN
About this Event
ποΈ Event Details
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Friday & Saturday, November 7β8, 2025
π Doors open at 6:00 PM
π Darkhorse Theater | 4610 Charlotte Ave, Nashville, TN
π About the Event
Experience the power of Indigenous storytelling through film.
The Indigenous Film Fest, presented by the Global Education Center, is a two-day celebration of Native creativity, identity, and resilience.
From feature documentaries to short films, from coming-of-age stories to comedic adventures, the festival shines a light on Indigenous perspectives of food sovereignty, cultural restoration, and community connection. πΎβ¨
ποΈ Admission is FREE
π Donations are graciously accepted to help support Globalβs multicultural arts programming.
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Registration is required so we know how many folks will be joining us.
π₯ Festival Lineup
ποΈ Opening Night | Friday, November 7
π 6:00 PM β Pachamama & Indigenize the Plate
Two beautiful films by Natalie Benally & Ernie Zahn of TseβNatoβ, exploring connection to the land, cultural identity, and the importance of food sovereignty.
π 8:00 PM β Singing Back the Buffalo
A moving exploration of cultural restoration and resilience through the revival of traditional song and spirit β a powerful testament to the strength of Indigenous heritage.
π¬ Saturday, November 8
π 2:00 PM β Swipe & Smoke Signals
Two unforgettable films blending humor, intergenerational storytelling, and modern Indigenous life. Smoke Signals remains a beloved classic that continues to inspire connection and reflection.
π 4:30 PM β Remaining Native
An intimate look at what it means to hold onto culture, language, and identity in todayβs rapidly changing world.
π 7:00 PM β RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World
Directed by Catherine Bainbridge & Alfonso Maiorana, this award-winning documentary celebrates the groundbreaking influence of Indigenous musicians who shaped the sound of rock and roll. πΈ
πΎ What to Expect
- Authentic Indigenous storytelling through film
- A weekend of conversation, reflection, and cultural connection
- Space for learning, healing, and community celebration
π Admission & Support
ποΈ Free Admission β all are welcome
π° Donations appreciated to help offset event costs and sustain Globalβs multicultural arts programming
π About Global Education Center
The Global Education Center is a nonprofit multicultural arts organization that uses the arts of diverse cultures to promote cross-cultural understanding, dispel myths, and unlearn biases.
Through performances, classes, and community programs, Global creates spaces where people can learn, heal, and celebrate culture together.
Learn more: https://www.globaleducationcenter.org
Where is it happening?
Darkhorse Theatre, 4610 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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