Jason Asenap (Comanche & Muscogee) reviews Netflix's 'Frybread Face and Me,' which he calls "a thoroughly original Indigenous coming-of-age film that speaks to queerness but is centered on the complexity of growing up #Indigenous."
"How often does an Indigenous director get to use actors portraying characters from the tribes they actually belong to?," he writes. "The cast has a natural chemistry; their dialogue and reactions feel authentic."
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https://www.hcn.org/articles/arts-culture-frybread-face-and-me-shows-the-complexity-of-indigeneity
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