2007 AIFF Award for Best Supporting Actor — Ernie Tsosie

When it comes to depicting life on the Navajo Nation, Mile Post 398 captures the essence of surviving day-to-day, living as the shadows of alcoholism pound at the door. From his earliest memories, Cloyd has witnessed the uglier side of life while being surrounded by alcohol abuse and domestic violence. Each time he attempts to turn over a new leaf, his friends Jimmy and Marty mastermind a plan to sway Cloyd from his ultimate hope of saving himself and his beloved family. A choice must be made, but only Cloyd holds the power to salvage what is left of his life. Mile Post 398 truly touches the heart and captivates the spirit.

Monday, Nov. 5, 7:00 p.m.
Landmark Embarcadero Center Cinema
$8 general / $7 students and seniors

Directors Andee and Shonie De La Rosa will be available for questions and answers following this screening.