All Roads Film Festival Kicks Off

National Geographic’s annual All Roads Film Festival, which celebrates the music, film, and photography of indigenous and underrepresented minority cultures, will be hosted at our Washington, D.C. headquarters starting today, September 28 through October 3. Spanning subjects from Maori adolescence to Alaskan Yu’pik heritage, some 29 selected films represent an astounding 55-plus cultures and hail from 20 different countries. Check out film reviews on National Geographic’s Pop Omnivore blog, plus this trailer for the New Zealand film, “Boy”:

To check out the schedule of events, which also include a dance party this Saturday night, visit the calendar at NG Live!

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