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SUMMARY:Movies on the Big Screen: The Eternal Song w/ Post Film Panel
URL:https://dev.livetaos.com/events/movies-on-the-big-screen-the-eternal-so
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LOCATION:Taos Center for the Arts
DESCRIPTION:The Eternal Song\n\nAncestral Wisdom for Collective Healing\n\n
 w/ Post Film Panel Discussion Moderated by Producer Pat McCabe \n\nSUN\, 
 October 18\, 4pm\n\nGet Tickets Here\n\n2025 | Documentary | Directed by M
 aurizio Benazzo &amp\; Zaya Benazzo\, Produced by Pat McCabe| 1hr 32 min |
  NR\n\nScreening followed by a panel discussion with local organizations\
 , moderated by the film’s producer Pat McCabe. \n\nThe Eternal Song\, 
 the first in a 12-film documentary series\, is a cinematic journey through
  timeless lands and Indigenous cultures. Voices from across generations an
 d traditions invite us to witness the enduring scars of colonization on la
 nds and peoples\, and the healing pathways carried through ancestral wisdo
 m.\n\nEntrusted with medicine stories\, the film grapples with colonial le
 gacies\, intergenerational trauma\, and the culture of separation that fra
 gments our lives.\n\nThe film reveals how modernity severs our connection 
 to nature\, each other\, and the ancestral realm\, while feeding us empty 
 promises of salvation\, unlimited consumption and economic growth\, and in
 dividual happiness.\n\nAs we are drawn into the intricate web of kinship a
 nd honoring the living presence of Mother Earth\, we awaken a deeper remem
 brance. A sacred dance comes to life and we begin to hear the eternal song
  of Life itself\, calling us back to belonging.\n\n“Deep and poignant wi
 sdom.” — Gabor Maté\n\nPanelists\n\nPat McCabe\, Film Producer\, Mod
 erator\n\nStephanie Appa\, Certified Peer Support Worker with the Taos Pue
 blo Recovery Program\n\nKalika Tallou Davis\, Diné/Ute/ Ute\, Creative Di
 rector &amp\; Native Women Lead Co-Founder\, New Mexico Creative Capital\
 n\nAll sales are final and no refund will be issued.\n\nIf you have questi
 ons concerning our return policy\, please contact us at: info@tcataos.org\
 , or by phone at (575) 758-2052.\n\nLearn more about TCA privacy and retur
 n policy here.\n\n&nbsp\;
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