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 Chris Eyre
1995 Fellow–NY
Hermosa, SD
Smoke Signals (1998)
Victor and Thomas, two young Native Americans, set off on a road trip to claim the ashes of Victor’s estranged father.
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Selected Works
Cine
Smoke Signals (1998)
Bringing It All Back Home (1996)
Someone Kept Saying Powwow (1995)
Tenacity (1994)
Accomplishments
Father
Board Member, Native American Producers Alliance
Audience Award and Filmmakers Trophy, Sundance Film Festival, 1998
U.S. Award Winner of the Cinema 100/Sundance International Award, 1996
Sundance Institute Film Fellowship, 1995
Education
1995 M.F.A. Film, New York University
1991 B.F.A. University of Arizona
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News
April, May, June 2008
Chris Eyre produced Imprint, a feature narrative that weaves Native mythologies into a supernatural thriller. Imprint was shown at the Hoboken International Film Festival and the Talking Stick Film Festival, both in June.
October, November, December 2007
Chris Eyre was one of 50 artists awarded a $50,000 grant by United States Artists, for his work with media arts.
July, August, September 2007
Chris Eyre’s A Thousand Roads was screened daily at the National Museum of the American Indian throughout July. A geographically diverse portrait of Native people, the film threads together four stories of people in Alaska, Peru, New Mexico and Manhattan, exploring what it means to belong to a specific community.