Richmond Hosts Native American Film Fest “Pocahontas Reframed”
Richmond celebrates native American films with its first annual Pocahontas Reframed Festival. (Credit: Indian Country Media Network)
Earlier this month, Virginia hosted a Native American film festival called Pocahontas Reframed. Sandy Hausman reports on the movies, the filmmakers and why organizers thought Richmond the perfect place for such an event.
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