NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – After more than a year in the making, the Navajo version of Finding Nemo will debut this March.

KRQE News 13 first told you about plans to make a Navajo version of the popular Disney Pixar movie back in 2014.

This marks the second major motion picture to be dubbed into Navajo, after the successful translation of Star Wars.

The film will be released free of charge on March 18th in theaters here in New Mexico, Arizona and Utah at the following theaters:

Arizona:

Goen, Tuba City, AZ — March 18-24

Goen, Window Rock, AZ — March 19-20

Black Mesa Twin, Kayenta, AZ — March 18-24

Harkins 11, Flagstaff, AZ — March 18-24

Harkins Arizona Mills 25 with IMAX, Tempe, AZ — March 19-20

New Mexico:

Animas 10, Farmington, NM — March 18-24

Red Rock 10, Gallup, NM — March 18-24

Century Rio 24 Plex, Albuquerque, NM — March 18-24

Utah:

The Gateway Multiplex, Salt Lake City, UT — March 18-24

On April 26, an in-home DVD version of the movie will be available for purchase at the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock, and in select Walmart stores in and around Navajo land in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.