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The 16th Black Hills Film Festival concluded in Rapid City, honoring indie films and spotlighting Native American stories and regional filmmaking.
The 16th annual Black Hills Film Festival ended in Rapid City, South Dakota, with the Journey Museum hosting the event for the first time in its entirety.
The festival showcased independent films from across the U.S. and globally, emphasizing western South Dakota’s landscapes and low production costs.
Awards went to Finn Kain for Best Student Film with *Galena: The Ghost Town that Refused to Die* and Anthony Lucero for Best Feature Film with *Paper Bag Plan*.
A standout short documentary, *The Children are Coming Home*, won Best Short Documentary.
Panel discussions and screenings highlighted Native American stories and regional filmmaking.
The event reinforced South Dakota’s rising role in independent cinema.
El 16o Festival de Cine de Black Hills concluyó en Rapid City, honrando a las películas independientes y destacando las historias de los nativos americanos y el cine regional.