DESCRIPTION

Join us for a screening of the powerful 2015 drama, Mekko. The film follows a Muscogee man who is released from prison after 19 years and finds himself homeless on the streets of Tulsa, Oklahoma. As he seeks redemption and struggles to rebuild his life, he is taken in by a community of Native American street dwellers. This inspiring yet raw story beautifully blends gritty realism with indigenous folklore to tell a quiet tale of hope, belonging, and the search for forgiveness. It's an authentic look at contemporary Native American life.

Runtime: 1 hour and 27 minutes, Genre: Drama/Thrilled, Rated: TV-MA
This film is rated TV-MA and deals with mature subjects including homelessness, addiction, and violence.

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