869 NW Tin Pan Alley\, Bend\, OR 97703
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Promised Land is an award-winning social justice document ary that follows two tribes in the Pacific Northwest: the Duwamish and the Chinook\, as they fight for the restoration of treaty rights they've long been denied. In following their story\, the film examines a larger proble m in the way that the government and society still looks at tribal soverei gnty.
\nTin Pan Theater \;is a beloved communit y cinema in the heart of Bend\, Oregon&rsquo\;s historic downtown. Tin Pan brings you independent films that will inspire you in a cozy\, nostalgic setting that you will love. \; Learn more at https://tinpantheater.com/ \;
\nFood and beverag es available for purchase. \;
\n2026 A Novel Idea Book S
election:
Supersonic \;charts the rise of a boo
mtown city in the American West where ambition outpaces memory. In the pre
sent day\, PTA president Sami Hasegawa-Stalworth is determined to rename h
er daughter&rsquo\;s elementary school after her late grandmother&mdash\;a
beloved music teacher and Japanese internment survivor. What begins as a
symbolic family gesture spirals into a kaleidoscopic\, multi-generational
story of struggle&mdash\;for and against change\, and over who gets to def
ine the future. \;
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Through interwoven lives&mdash\;a
n opioid-addicted 19th-century conman\, a disgraced Navy seaman building a
jet that will fly faster than sound\, a stay-at-home dad turned weed entr
epreneur\, and a family haunted by the ghosts of progress&mdash\;Super
sonic reveals how each era tries to remake the same ground beneath it
s feet. At once intimate and panoramic\, the story channels the restless e
nergy that propels the West. \;
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Thomas \;Kohnstamm \;w
as born and raised in Seattle. He still lives in the same house he grew up
in&mdash\;now with his wife and two children. \;A freelance writer fo
r over twenty years\, \;he&rsquo\;s \;been a Spanish &\; Portug
uese translator\, travel writer\, video &\; animation producer and has
covered subjects ranging from rainforest conservation to quantum computing
to backcountry skiing. \;Supersonic \;is his third book.
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Learn more about \;A Novel Idea
\nQuestions? Contact&nb sp\;laurelh@deschuteslibrary .org \; \; \;
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