INDIGENOUS FILM NIGHT #1: NAVAJO HIGHWAYS + REMAINING NATIVE

Join us for a free screening of Remaining Native, following a young Paiute runner as he pursues his dreams and confronts his family history Join Más Festival for the first of two free Indigenous Film Nights, celebrating Native storytelling, culture, history, and resilience through film. Wednesday, November 11, 2026 Doors at 6:30, screening at 7:00 PM Admission is FREE! This screening will begin with a short episode of NAVAJO HIGHWAYS, an Emmy award-winning children’s puppet series dedicated to preserving the Diné language and culture. Interview with Peter Sands, creator Navajo Highways broadcast news feature REMAINING NATIVE: Ku Stevens (17) is the solo runner at his high school with no coach. Living on the Yerington Paiute reservation in Northwest Nevada he needs more to be seen by his dream school, the University of Oregon. As Ku trains, unreconciled emotions unearth the memory of his great-grandfather, Frank Quinn. At 8 years old, Frank ran 50 miles across the desert to escape an Indian boarding school. Frank’s story becomes interwoven with Ku’s journey to run a collegiate qualifying time. Will Ku outrun his history or will he learn to run in parallel with it to achieve his dreams? For Ku Stevens, Running is a 'Profound Act' –New York Times SXSW LA Times feature