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The Kiamichi River in the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma has long sustained the people who call it home, but new development projects again threaten its future. Drowned Land follows a determined group fighting to protect the river, while exploring filmmaker Colleen Thurston’s own Choctaw family’s complicated connection to a history of displacement, environmental exploitation, and the enduring struggle to protect both land and community.Directed by Colleen Thurston. 2025. United States. 1 hour, 16 minutes. Not rated.
$15; $12 seniors and students with ID. $10 members and Wadsworth Welcome. Museum admission not included.
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