I was born the same year Frybread Face and Me takes place, but that’s not the only reason I connected with its uplifting story about a young boy making the most of his summer vacation.
Billy Luther’s Frybread Face and Me is a more subtle coming-of-age story set on a Reservation, but brings the charm. Read on for our full review.
Billy Luther was exhausted on the Monday morning in mid-October when he spoke with Pasatiempo from his Southern California office about his debut feature, Frybread Face and Me.
Billy Luther’s coming-of-age tale follows a pair of very different Navajo cousins as they spend one life-changing summer together on the reservation.
An 11-year-old boy from San Diego goes to live with his Navajo grandmother and spends time with his cousin.
Albuquerque Business First sat down with Billy Luther to talk about the creative process behind “Frybread Face and Me” and how to bring more Indigenous filmmakers into high-budget productions.