WÍICHKɄ PAA TUKWA PɄNI WɄNI
WÍICHKɄ PAA TUKWA PɄNI WɄNI (Stand, Looking Toward the Future)
WÍICHKɄ PAA TUKWA PɄNI WɄNI draws a parallel between the Ute Circle of Life and the Southern Ute practice of electing tribal royalty to act as young leaders for the tribe.
Cheating Ain't Easy
Cheating Ain't Easy
A procrastinating college student decides to take a supernatural approach to studying right before a major test.
Adziil
Adziil
“Adziil" means “the quality of having strength” in the Diné language.
Hi, My Name is Lilliana
Hi, My Name is Lilliana
In her first film, Lilliana Rice addresses the complexities of working as a mixed race filmmaker and animator.
Ha Txan Tsi. An Ka Li (We Come Home After)
Ha Txan Tsi. An Ka Li (We Come Home After)
“Ha Txan Tsi. An Ka Li (We Come Home After)” delves into the struggles and complex identities of Native American veterans as they return home.
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