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ZsaZsa K. is a mixed-heritage, woman of color & Los Angeles native:

- visual artist focused on arthouse/experimental film since 2019

- art & film curator + zine publisher

- wife and mother

Her films have been official selections at:

- Red Nation International Film Festival

- Native Women In Film & TV

- Haudenosaunee Micro-Short Film Program

- FACTORY Film Fest

In addition, her work has been screened at the following museums:

- Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian (NYC)

- Seneca Iroquois National Museum (Allegany, NY)

- Burchfield Penney Art Center (Buffalo, NY)

Her most frequent alliances have been with award winning cinematographer/film producer Aaron Kahn of AMK Films.

Her upcoming consulting services [via Feral Parrot (a boutique agency, facilitating human connections & collabs across the global creative communities] will debut Summer 2026.

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FILM SCREENING VIA RNCI's

Native Women In Film & TV

The Grove

189 The Grove Dr

Los Angeles, CA 90036

• AMC Theater
• Thursday 03.12.26 updated
• 12:00pm updated 
• tickets - $12

"17th Edition Native Women in Film Festival

Women of Color Decolonizing The Entertainment Industry

Where Story Becomes Ceremony and Script Becomes Sovereignty

The Week Leading Up To The Academy Awards"

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FILM SCREENING VIA HMSFP

Walker Art Center

725 Vineland Place

Minneapolis, MN 55403

• Bentson Mediatheque
• Thursday 03.19.2026
• 6:00pm
• tickets - free w/ rsvp

"The Walker welcomes Seneca filmmaker Terry Jones for a screening of the Haudenosaunee Micro-Short Film Program. This annual Indigenous-led program highlights Haudenosaunee filmmakers from across Turtle Island. Created in response to the marginalization of Native voices in media, Jones’s program makes space for Indigenous artists to tell their own stories. Alongside a screening of selected films, Jones will also screen his own short film Soup for My Brother (2016), a story of memory, family, and corn soup.

This program is presented in partnership with the exhibition and performance Rosy Simas: A:gajë:gwah dësa’nigöëwë:nye:’ (i hope it will stir your mind)."

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Terry Jones

Haudenosaunee Micro-Short Film Program

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Rosy Simas:

A:gajë:gwah dësa’nigöëwë:nye:'

(i hope it will stir your mind)