Chris Eyre
Tsitsistas/Suhtai (Cheyenne)/Inunaina (Arapaho) film director and producer · United States · Directors · Born 1968 · age 57
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Something wrong?Chris Eyre is a Native American film director and producer. He is an enrolled citizen of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, and known for works focused on Native American people and culture including Smoke Signals (1998), Skins (2002) and Dark Winds
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A life in dates
Iinniiwa: The Blackfeet Buffalo StoryFilm, Producer2022
Dark WindsSeries, Director, Producer2021
We Are Still HereFilm2018Growing Native Alaska: People of the NorthFilm2017
Memories of Miss O'KeeffeFilm, Director2015
The Seventh FireFilm, Producer2011
California IndianFilm, Producer2010
Reel InjunFilm2009
We Shall RemainSeries, Director2007
ImprintFilm, Producer2006
Friday Night LightsSeries, Director
WanderlustFilm, 20062005
A Thousand RoadsFilm, Director2003
Edge of AmericaFilm, Director, Producer2002
SkinsFilm, Director2001
The Doe BoyFilm, Producer1999
Law & Order: Special Victims UnitSeries, Director1998
Smoke SignalsFilm, Director1988
American ExperienceSeries, Director
POVSeries, 1988Producer1968Born4 December 1968Photos 1
Filmography 20
JLJim Thorpe: Lit by LightningISIinniiwa: The Blackfeet Buffalo StoryWHWe Are Still HereMKMemories of Miss O'Keeffe
IRIshi's ReturnTFThe Seventh Fire
HAHide AwayCICalifornia IndianRIReel InjunIMImprintWAWanderlustARA Thousand Roads
ATA Thief Of TimeEAEdge of America
SKSkinwalkersSKSkinsTBThe Doe BoySSSmoke Signals32 credits on file
Television 6
DWDark WindsWRWe Shall RemainFLFriday Night LightsLULaw & Order: Special Victims UnitAEAmerican ExperiencePOPOVAwards
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Chris Eyre is a Native American film director and producer. He is an enrolled citizen of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, and known for works focused on Native American people and culture including Smoke Signals (1998), Skins (2002) and Dark Winds
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