On Resmaa Menakem as an inspiration: “He talks about how we carry the wound of living in a white supremacist culture in our bodies," she explained. "He’s not just talking about BIPOC folks, he’s talking about everybody." Yes, Portland is the backdrop of the film, but ultimately it's about a moment of catharsis and healing from our wounds so that we can carry on. We may be sold out for Friday, but we hope to screen again in Portland sometime next year before ultimately being available online. Thanks to the Mercury and Chase Hutchinson for the coverage.