Allyson Vergara
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Pechanga Studios’ new documentary series details ‘untold’ history of Native Americans in California (opens the original)
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Showing the “true history” of Native Americans is top of mind for this Indigenous Temecula filmmaker as the United States is celebrating 250 years as a nation. American Indian history is much older — and must be told in “the most compelling and accurate way possible,” the creative team behind a new, award-winning docuseries, “People of the West,” say. The 10-episode series, developed at the Pechanga Studios in southwest Riverside County with full support from the Pechanga Band of Indians, retell
Pechanga Studios’ new documentary series details ‘untold’ history of Native Americans in California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Showing the “true history” of Native Americans is top of mind for this Indigenous Temecula filmmaker as the United States is celebrating 250 years as a nation. American Indian history is much older — and must be told in “the most compelling and accurate way possible,” the creative team behind a new, award-winning docuseries, “People of the West,” say. The 10-episode series, developed at the Pechanga Studios in southwest Riverside County with full support from the Pechanga Band of Indians, retell
Pechanga Studios’ new documentary series details ‘untold’ history of Native Americans in California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Showing the “true history” of Native Americans is top of mind for this Indigenous Temecula filmmaker as the United States is celebrating 250 years as a nation. American Indian history is much older — and must be told in “the most compelling and accurate way possible,” the creative team behind a new, award-winning docuseries, “People of the West,” say. The 10-episode series, developed at the Pechanga Studios in southwest Riverside County with full support from the Pechanga Band of Indians, retell
Pechanga Studios’ new documentary series details ‘untold’ history of Native Americans in California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Showing the “true history” of Native Americans is top of mind for this Indigenous Temecula filmmaker as the United States is celebrating 250 years as a nation. American Indian history is much older — and must be told in “the most compelling and accurate way possible,” the creative team behind a new, award-winning docuseries, “People of the West,” say. The 10-episode series, developed at the Pechanga Studios in southwest Riverside County with full support from the Pechanga Band of Indians, retell
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