Showcasing Indigenous Film & Storytelling

A Ute elder takes on the role of mentor, guiding the younger generations towards self-love, acceptance, and embracing life through the thrilling and challenging sport of ice climbing.

A poem written by Tanaya Winder and animated by Moira Villiard, Extraction addresses generational trauma and resolute sadness caused by the forced loss of language, culture and people.

Mazaska Talks is an Indigenous-led grassroots organization focused on protecting Indigenous rights. In their first documentary, the Mazaska Talks organizers explore the divestment movement as a tool to combat the destruction of sacred sites and the climate crisis.

Imagine a world where the mountain could speak, beckoning us to escape the bustling city and find solace in its pristine wilderness. KIN serves as a poignant metaphor for the disconnection between humanity and nature, reminding us of the healing power that nature possesses.

When the largest dam removal project in history begins, a group of Indigenous youth learn to whitewater kayak in hopes of becoming the first people to paddle the restored river from source to sea.

Tony Bryant (Navajo) reflects on his lessons learned from his youth, and how he used them to become a better version of himself.