The 7th Wave
In 1989, Emmit Oliver, a Quinault Tribal elder organized the “Paddle to Seattle” as a part of Washington State Centennial Ceremony revitalizing a tradition that was lost for many years. now known as the Canoe Journey, the event has become symbol of cultural revitalization on a national level.
In 2013, the Quinault hosted what was one of the largest Canoe Journey in native american history. This film follows their journey in the days leading up to The Paddle to Quinault.
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Ben-Alex DuprisDirector
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Derrick J. LaMereDirector
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Chris EyreProducerSmoke Signals, Skins, We Shall Remain
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David MontgomeryProducer
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Ben-Alex DuprisProducer
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Derrick LaMereProducer
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Project Type:Documentary
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Genres:Documentary, Native American, Canoe Journey, Cultural Revitalization
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Runtime:40 minutes
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Completion Date:August 7, 2015
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Production Budget:80,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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American Indian Film Festival 2015San Francisco California
November 6, 2015
North American Premiere -
LA Skins Fest 2015Los Angeles California
November 14, 2015
LA Premiere -
One Nation Film FestivalColorado Springs, Colorado
April 1, 2016
Colorado Premiere
Audience Award for Best Medium Length Documentary -
Canada International Film FestivalVancouver, BC, Canada
April 8, 2016
Canadian Premiere -
First Nations Film & Video FestivalChicago, Illinois
May 2, 2016
Illinois Premiere