Chris Eyre

filmmaker

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Filmmaker; executive producer of The Seventh Fire

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The documentary  The Seventh Fire  provides an unflinching look at rampant poverty and drug use in Pine Point, Minnesota, a hardscrabble village within the White Earth Indian…

Director Jack Riccobono and producer Chris Eyre on 'The Seventh Fire'

The documentary The Seventh Fire  provides an unflinching look at rampant poverty and drug use in Pine Point, Minnesota, a hardscrabble village within the White Earth Indian…

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