Ian Skorodin

founder of LA Skins Fest

Ian Skorodin on KCRW

For 17 years, LA Skins Fest has been offering a platform for Indigenous filmmakers from around the world to showcase their stories.

LA Skins Fest aims to expand Indigenous storytelling in Hollywood

For 17 years, LA Skins Fest has been offering a platform for Indigenous filmmakers from around the world to showcase their stories.

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