From informative documentaries to thrilling sci-fis to musical muppets, these films amazing films focus all on Indigenous stories.
Songs for the Returning
By: Alana Minkler, Paul Ghusar
As a tribal leader fights to reclaim his ancestor's sacred baskets from UC Berkeley, his struggle exposes a broader battle over repatriation of ancestral remains.
Time After Time
By: Rachel Keyser
On her first day of high school, fourteen-year-old Adeline carries an unspoken grief: her older sister Jaymie - a beloved star soccer player - has died, and a memorial plaque and trophy case now stand where Jaymie used to shine. Adeline pushes through the day pretending she’s fine, but the fragile surface cracks when Katelynn, a popular girl who barely knew Jaymie, publishes a school newspaper tribute titled “My Friend Jamie” - misspelling the name and inventing mutual friends when Adeline presses her.
The Disconnect
By: Cheyenne Root
In 2114 A.D. The Government has outlawed community, history, and natural connection. Every citizen is assigned an AI partner at birth. The Government calls this the Harmony System.
Tribal Highways
By: Pete Sands
Set in a playful, music-filled, muppet-style world, this film follows a group of students at a Tribal School as they prepare for the school's 20th anniversary celebration.
Trail of Tears
By: Roshni
Music Video depicting the struggle that Native Americans had with the many different Trail of Tears in America.
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