EPISODE · Oct 12, 2025 · 11 MIN
She Cried That Day - KWSO Our People & Mother Earth Podcast
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Christine Means and her family who have spent years questioning the circumstances surrounding her sister's death. In 2019, a renewed sense of hope for justice places Christine at the center of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives movement in New Mexico. Against all odds, this is a story of love, spirit, and the unwavering power of Indigenous women and allies who refuse to let their loved ones be forgotten. As part of the Bend Film Festival this week - She Cried that day had it’s Oregon debut on Fri, morning Oct 10th, 10:00 AM in Bend @ Regal 6, then the documentary was screened Friday afternoon at 4:45 PM @ Madras - Cinema 5 and Sunday Afternoon at 1 in Bend at @ Open Space. The Documentary’s Director Amanda Erickson is featured in this interview.
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Christine Means and her family who have spent years questioning the circumstances surrounding her sister's death. In 2019, a renewed sense of hope for justice places Christine at the center of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives movement in New Mexico. Against all odds, this is a story of love, spirit, and the unwavering power of Indigenous women and allies who refuse to let their loved ones be forgotten. As part of the Bend Film Festival this week - She Cried that day had it’s Oregon debut on Fri, morning Oct 10th, 10:00 AM in Bend @ Regal 6, then the documentary was screened Friday afternoon at 4:45 PM @ Madras - Cinema 5 and Sunday Afternoon at 1 in Bend at @ Open Space. The Documentary’s Director Amanda Erickson is featured in this interview.
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