An Indigenous female vigilante struggles to come to terms with murdering and scalping a man responsible for missing Indigenous women.

(“A Strange Girl”)
A young artist is stuck in a purgatory-like state, between deep-rooted personal challenges and a blossoming career.

Rose is the story of a sixteen-year-old pregnant Indigenous girl, pulled from her community and placed in a church to be overseen in her last weeks of pregnancy. When she delivers her child, it will be taken from her and put into a Canadian home by decree of an Indian Agent, Angus O’Byrne. Rose harbours a secret, and will not tell anyone the identity of the baby’s father—not even her family. It is later revealed that the father of her child is a young Mohawk man named Michael who wants to keep the child in the community.

When River meets a stranger who calls himself “The Handsome Man,” on the borders of her reservation, she invites him home, and all manner of commotion ensues. Can Grandpa restore balance to the family and heal a generations’ old curse?

Dance, film, spoken word and performance to explore the theme of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Canada, in connection to land and resources and colonization.

This is a short documentary about the current threats to our water systems from the extractive industry bolstered by politicians. The only way to save the water is for Canadians and Americans to join with Indigenous peoples while we protect the water for all life on Mother Earth. (This was a podcast turned into a documentary short).

The documentary is about Indigenous students grappling with the obligations of college at Northern Arizona University (NAU), while maintaining traditional practices that are integral to health and traditional medicine. The students point out the hypocrisy of NAU claiming to be the leading university serving Indigenous students, while contributing to cultural erasure and cultural genocide.

Follow Native American actress Lily Gladstone as she share her love of her craft and prepares for the release of her highest profile Hollywood film to date. Gladstone shares with us how her foundation and making her voice heard as a professional actor shapes her career, and her understanding of the profession.

Flora Bear’s youngest granddaughter searches for truth and answers about her Indigenous grandmother’s life.

This short documentary is the filmmaker’s personal journey of discovery to honour her late grandmother’s life and understand her family history .

19 year-old Quannah Chasinghorse, and her mother, Jody Potts-Joseph, take a stand to defend their sacred homelands and way of life while breaking barriers in Indigenous representation.