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CHINOOK
By Hugh Potter
After her father's death, Suzanne has a dream that sets in motion the journey of a lifetime: her dream is for her tribe, the Pacific Northwest Chinook, to gain Federal recognition. With the help of her Uncle Earl, Suzanne carves a dugout canoe from a cedar log. She paddles it over the open Pacific Ocean to an Indigenous canoe gathering in Seattle, where she comes closer to realizing her dream.
CHINOOK
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Interesting. wondering if it has any inspiration from Liz Warren? :)
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Sounds great I wish more films about Native Americans were made
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This sounds great! I live in Gresham. My husband is a huge fisherman.
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I like the sound of Chinook. I like coming of age stories that have elements of cultural significance.
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I love the cultural baggage that you're bringing to the table here. We need more stories on Native Americans and their outlook on things.
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