street roots:
We Have Our Ways shows "activism is a form of love"
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2.23.18: “The film is set in a grim, looming future, but what it’s really about is the resistance and activism of its main characters, all women of color. ‘I’ve been shocked during this administration by how quickly things can be taken away, by how quickly human rights can be taken away,’ Jones Redstone said. ‘I guess I just want people to wake up. This is happening now; it is happening quickly. We need to do something.’” READ FULL ARTICLE.
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KBOO:
The Film Show
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2.8.18: WHOW director Dawn Jones Redstone was a guest on KBOO’s The Film Show to talk about the upcoming Portland International Film Festival. Listen to the show here.
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WILLAMETTE WEEK:
Our 10 Favorite Portland Movies of the Year
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12.28.17: "Ways employs sci-fi suspense to convey a clever call to action for women to survive and rebel against the increasingly dehumanizing oppression of a misogynist, corporatized government." READ FULL ARTICLE
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Willamette week:
A Portland Filmmaker’s New Movie Finds Hope In A Dark, Near Future
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11.29.17: “A little more than a year ago, Portland filmmaker Dawn Jones Redstone threw out the blueprint for what would have been her second movie. ‘We originally had a darker, totally different story, and then the election happened,’ says Jones Redstone.” READ FULL ARTICLE
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