North Dakota's 'Water Protectors' Bring Their Pipeline Story to Film

They call themselves "water protectors" and describe the Dakota Access pipeline ferrying crude oil across America as "the black snake." In "Awake: A Dream From Standing Rock," the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and those who flocked to windswept tribal lands in North Dakota last year to protest the pipeline, get to tell their story on their own terms. They also hope to build on the impetus of the months-long standoff, despite the $3.8 billion project by Energy...

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