Power Paths

2009 VisionMaker Film Festival home

(56 minutes), Release Date: 2009, Filmmaker: Bo Boudart 

Power Paths follows grassroots efforts among the Navajo, Hopi, and Lakota Sioux as they explore ways to create the new renewable energy resources needed to preserve their communities. By re-vealing the struggle Indian leaders face harnessing abundant natural forces of wind and sun on millions of acres of tribal lands, Power Paths tells a much larger human story about America's struggle to understand, accept and implement a new path toward true energy security. The inspiring stories in this film vividly illustrate our potential for success in producing the power we need while preserving our planet's livability. Telling these stories through the eyes of America’s Tribes exposes fundamental truths that will change the way we look at energy forever.

The VisionMaker Film Festival for 2009 has ended. You can still watch this film on public television http://www.pbs.org/stationfinder or buy the DVD at VisionMaker Video http://visionmaker.semkhor.com.

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