Jackrabbit is a short film drama about an indigenous boy who questions who he is growing up isolated from any sense of community. Through his instinctive running and a deepening relationship with his uncle, the boy begins to discover his cultural identity through his lineage. With its unique Bet Kin concept, extensive game selection, strong… Read more »
Gas Can is a narrative short film (15min) about the cycles of privilege and racism on the prairies. The film follows the story of Anthem, a Cree man moving to the city with his family. Along the way, they run out of gas and Anthem asks an old friend — the Farmer — for help…. Read more »
A contemporary Native American love story about decolonization.
A 19th-century spiritual thriller that is also a deconstruction and condemnation of colonial violence. A story through a young missionary’s troubled relationship with a Haida family.
Chuck has a crush on the flower shop girl next door. Using a superhero card that his co-worker Kelly drew, Chuck tries to strike up a conversation.
4 Push Ups follows MzShellz as she prepares for, arrives at and dances at a Pow Wow. It showcases her partner in hip hop & life, Chief Rock with their family, as well as Pow Wow dancers off all ages from the unceded land of the Coast Salish peoples.
The first single off his debut album “Hard Road out of Hell”, which was nominated for Best Instrumental CD at the 2015 Indigenous Music Awards.
Music video for Song: Cervus Allure. Featured on the recently released album, “Tanzanoopi” by Sage Andrew Romero. The song and video also accompany the Short animation film by the same name, “Cervus Allure”. This video also focused on the indigenous legend of, “Deer Woman” and her power to lure men into her grasps.
The music video for Laura Ortman’s passionate ‘My Soul Remainer’ roars from the mountain tops with impressionistic imagery inspired by the elements.
The film uses interviews and original footage to chronicle two big challenges for the Colorado River Indian Tribes in the present day: the fight to protect ancestral lands and the fight to protect water rights. Earth and water are two vital elements to the CRIT people, and they are being challenged in new ways that the film… Read more »
