This trailer reveals the imagined competitive tension at the Arizona State Frybread Championships. The cast includes Arapaho twin r&b artists Dey & Nite!
We can't wait to see it.
In honour of this frybread in disguise, I present to you, three poems:
Frybread - A Limerick
Ubiquitous at summer fests From East coast to North, South and West They call it a “whale tail” But we know without fail It’s fry bread! And fry bread’s the best.
Frybread - Haiku
No matter the name My sight, taste, unmistaken. Get in my belly!
Frybread - Acrostic
Festival season, walking around Recognizing the smell, knowing the sound You see the sign – whale tails are here! But they cannot fool you – frybread is near. Revel in sweetness with butter and honey Eat it up savory – it’s good bang for your money Any way you slice it - up, down or sideways Delicious! Delectable! And we love it all ways.
More Than Frybread follows some of the competitors in the inaugural World Wide Frybread Association Arizona Chapter Frybread Championship, like Hopi finalist Betti Muchvo:
"There are two things in life that I am probably best at: making bread and beauty pageants."
Good luck Betti! We can't wait to see the whole film, reportedly being released this summer.
Gotta love #frybreadfridays...
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