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The Lost Lingít

Angela Williams

Autobiographical, Hunting and Fishing, Non-fiction, Regalia, Tlingit

In her first documentary, Angela Williams reflects on her culture-rich childhood as she seeks to find to her role in a new tribal community.

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«Setting the Table

Poetic Sovereignty»

Sardis

Choctaw History Nature/Environment Non-fiction

Deep in the Choctaw Nation, a picturesque lake hosts an unusual sight: an island populated by rows of headstones. This cemetery floating in a man-made lake is the last relic of what was the town of Sardis, Oklahoma.

Poetic Sovereignty

Diné Fort Lewis College Lakota Native Lens Media Fellowship Non-fiction Poetry/Spoken Word Ute

In teaching the next generation of Indigenous writers, Diné poet Esther Belin emphasizes how we get our creativity, language and songs from the land.

Culture Within the Ice

Diné/Navajo Native Lens Media Fellowship Nature/Environment Non-fiction Southern Ute Sports Ute White Mountain Apache

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.