RED NATION MEDIA NEWS
Red Nation Celebration Institute | Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences member, Joanelle Romero Improving Native Representation in Entertainment
Red Nation Celebration Institute | As We Lead Up to the Academy Awards Native Women in FILM Festival Highlights a 2020 Approach bringing Indigenous into the Hollywood Conversation

2020
Variety by Jazz Tangcay ‘Monkey Beach’ Sweeps at Red Nation Film Festival Awards
MyPrinceGerogeNow PG actress helps Monkey Beach win Best Picture at Red Nation Film Festival
BusinessWire ‘KISS THE GROUND’ Red Nation International Film Festival Bestows Its Humanitarian Chief Dan George Award To Acclaimed Directors Josh and Rebecca Tickell
Variety by Jazz Tangcay Indigenous Films to Watch at the Virtual Red Nation Film Festival
LMGI News LMGI Partners with Red Nation Celebration Institute
FOX 40 WICZ-TV The LMGI & RNCI Partner to Promote Inclusivity & Equity with Native American Film Career Development Program
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PANHANDLENCN The LMGI & RNCI Partner to Promote Inclusivity & Equity with Native American Film Career Development Program
RiverCountry The LMGI & RNCI Partner to Promote Inclusivity & Equity with Native American Film Career Development Program
Fox 21 Delmarva The LMGI & RNCI Partner to Promote Inclusivity & Equity with Native American Film Career Development Program
Movie Press Releases The LMGI & RNCI Partner to Promote Inclusivity & Equity with Native American Film Career Development Program
EIN Presswire The LMGI & RNCI Partner to Promote Inclusivity & Equity with Native American Film Career Development Program
2019
Deadline by Pete Hammond | Upsets Looming For The Race? ‘Parasite’ On The Rise; The Return Of Oscar Legend Sacheen Littlefeather
Variety by Dave McNary |Film News Roundup: Arthouse Specialist Kino Lorber Launches Digital Platform
NativeNewsOnline | ‘Somebody’s Daughter’ Defines ‘Why We Wear RED’
NativeNewsOnline | Film Industry Veteran Joanelle Romero Launches ‘Indigenous New Media’ To Boost Native Entertainment Deals
NativeNewsOnline | Q&A: Joanelle Romero Talks Native Women in FILM Festival
NativeNewsOnline | Free of Iowa Chaos, 2020 Presidential Candidate Candidate Films Speical Intro for MMIW Documentary, ‘Somebody’s Daughter
NativeNewsOnline | Women of the White Buffalo: Movement of Healing Has Begun
Santa Fe New Mexican | Native Women Take Stand Against Violence in S.F.
Women’s Media Center | Media Representation of Native Women: Invisibility, Stereotypes, Whitewashing
KALW Your Call | Raising Awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in the US
National Hispanic Media Coalition | Hollywood Spotlight
SOAR Community Network | In our Nations Capitol
America Meditating | Blog Talk Radio
Free Press | Anti-Pipeline Cause
Hollywood Progressive | Highlights Anti-Pipeline Cause
Progressive | Strong Women and New Paradigms
NativeNewsOnline | This is not the time to Boycott the Oscars
Censored News | Crying Earth Rise Up
2018
National Hispanic Media Coalition February 20, 2018
https://soundcloud.com/nhmc/hollywood-spotlight-native-women-in-film-television-2202018
MARCH – Happy International Women’s Day!
APRIL 19th TUNE IN TODAY on OUR CALL | HOST Rose Aguilar
* Radio: http://kalw.org/post/raising-awareness-about-missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-us#stream/0
USC Story May 10, 2018
Women Media Center June 13, 2018
Santa Fe New Mexican – August 16, 2018
Santa Fe New Mexican – August 14, 2018
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Variety August 20, 2014
https://variety.com/2014/film/news/second-sunrise-in-the-works-as-movie-1201286629/
VARIETY http://t.co/lkzwh1i8IO
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Shock Till You Drop August 20, 2014 by Ryan Turek
Variety is reporting that David and Aimee Thurlo’s novel “Second Sunrise” is coming to the screen under the direction of Joanelle Romero. The story welcomes a vampire, an FBI agent, shapeshifters and a Nazi threat.
The film adaptation is being spearheaded by The Romero Company and cast members Eddie Spears, Sage Galesi, Balthazar Getty and A. Martinez are already locked into place.
The post Vampires, ShapeShifters & Nazis Collide in Second Sunrise Adaptation appeared first on Shock Till You Drop.
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Dread Central August 20, 2014 by John Squires
Navajo Vampire Novels Bring a Second Sunrise to the Big Screen
If there’s any silver lining to the Twilight phenomenon, it’s that it paved the way for better vampire stories to sink their teeth into screens both big and small, and yet another one is soon headed our way. Read on, fangbangers!
Variety reports that The Romero Company has acquired movie rights to Navajo vampire story Second Sunrise, based on the first of four novels in the David and Aimee Thurlo-penned Lee Nez series.
The story, set in New Mexico, brings a Navajo vampire and a no-nonsense FBI agent together to battle shapeshifters and stop a power-mad Nazi.
Eddie Spears (pictured; “Hell on Wheels“), Sage Galesi, Balthazar Getty (“Brothers & Sisters”), and A. Martinez are currently attached to star. Joanelle Romero will direct from a script by E.C. Galesi. Romero will produce for Red Nation Films along with Rosemary Parks.
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Native Women Speak Out Against Sandler’s Racist Netflix Film http://www.pechanga.net/content/native-women-speak-out-against-sandlers-racist-netflix-film