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How the Santa Fe Film Festival Became a Home for Indigenous and International Cinema

“They call Santa Fe the Land of Enchantment,” says actor Gary Farmer (1996’s Dead Man , FX’s Reservation Dogs), advisory board chair and founding member of the Santa Fe International Film Festival, now in its 18th year.

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“They call Santa Fe the Land of Enchantment,” says actor Gary Farmer (1996’s Dead Man , FX’s Reservation Dogs), advisory board chair and founding member of the Santa Fe International Film Festival, now in its 18th year. “But we call it the land of entrapment.” Santa Fe and the surrounding area do seem to captivate a certain kind of creative person. Over the decades, it has attracted artists like Georgia O’Keeffe and Bruce Nauman, musicians like Ottmar Liebert and Dave Grusin and writers like Cormac McCarthy and Tony Hillerman.

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