Woven Together

"Woven Together" is a love letter from a grandson to his grandmother in the form of a short documentary set in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico. This film explores a Navajo family's life intertwined with the land they cherish, their cultural traditions, and the modern world. Through the lens of matriarch Laura Tsosie, the film delves into Navajo culture, reservation life, showcasing the balance between traditional values and modern challenges. The film features interviews with her children, sharing insights influenced by their mother's wisdom. Initiated by her grandson Malakye Tsosie, the film's creation process involved collaboration with the Whitehorse Lake community, highlighting the importance of storytelling in preserving cultural identity. "Woven Together" offers a poignant look at Navajo narratives, emphasizing the significance of educational literacy and cultural expressions through rug weaving, making it a testament to the enduring strength of family and tradition.