WASHINGTON - In 1960, linguists predicted that compulsory education, mass media, foreign immigration and the “mobility of restless Americans”
Filmmaker Chris Eyre loves to discuss the craft of cinematic storytelling, especially where the intersection of Native American experiences and the western film genre overlap. A member of the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, Eyre is widely considered one of the most acclaimed Native American filmmakers of his generation. However, the gregarious and gentle auteur says he just likes to tell stories that far too often go untold. Eyre's latest passion is his new AMC.