Film Screening:

The orphan son of a samurai, Frank Matsura came to the Pacific Northwest in 1901, settling in remote Okanogan County, Washington. His personal charm and talent as a photographer soon made him a figure of some interest in a community of settlers from the East, European immigrants and, most notably, the people of the Native community. 

But then and now he remains enigmatic and his photos contribute to the questions we have about him. More than a century after his death, his legacy endures. Our Mr. Matsura is the story of this fascinating artist and the people who, even today, uphold his memory.

This screening will benefit further distribution efforts for the film. 

Filmmaker Beth Harrington will be in attendance.