Polson director’s film explores Indigenous adoptions
Brooke Pepion Swaney of Polson directed the documentary "Daughter of a Lost Bird," which is streaming Oct. 24-25. The film follows the journey of Kendra Mylnechuk Potter, an indigenous girls adopted into a white family, as she finds her birth mother and discovers her Lummi heritage. (Courtesy photo)
Kendra and her birth mother reconnect with their native Lummi culture in a scene from "Daughter of a Lost Bird." (Courtesy photo)
“Daughter of a Lost Bird,” the first full-length documentary directed by filmmaker and producer Brooke Pepion Swaney of Polson, is screening Sunday, Oct. 24 at a virtual film festival. The film will be available for North America audiences to stream for a short time...
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