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WÍICHKɄ PAA TUKWA PɄNI WɄNI (Stand, Looking Toward the Future) draws a parallel between the Ute Circle of Life and the Southern Ute practice of electing tribal royalty to act ...
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A procrastinating college student decides to take a supernatural approach to studying right before a major test.
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In her first film, Lilliana Rice addresses the complexities of working as a mixed race filmmaker and animator.
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“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, exploring the “Warrior’s Paradox” and ...
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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.
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In the villiage of Kangirsuk Rebecca Thomassie, an Inuk woman, learns the 52 Inuktitut words for snow.
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