An Anishinaabe man takes a Happy Thanksgiving wish very, very personally.

Solo musician Laura Ortman takes us on a journey through three songs with legendary dancer Jock Soto as the two convene on a wintry mountaintop.

Answering the question 'Do you speak Paiute?' with a glimpse into the filmmaker's family life shows how communication can transcend spoken language and preserve cultural knowledge.

Three young boys accompany their uncle to church and find out just how difficult it is to channel divine behaviour.

Romance and comedy come together to paint a contemporary portrait of love on a Navajo reservation.

Told through the eyes of an ailing man comes a story of heartbreak when the man discovers why his best friend has brought him to the doctor.

We've been telling tales on film for over 100 years, and this week, we discuss early silent films starring Native actors James Young Deer and Princess Red Wing, who were tapped by Pathe films to make more silent films about NDNs. Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by watching some films with us on YouTube!

Journey across star systems and listen to the wisdom of relatives to discover a path home, for it is the only way to discover a path forward.

Ancestral Gratitude Bridge was created in response to the high suicide rate of Indigenous youth. The immersive experience is rooted in the original teachings of the Haudenosanuee, teachings of gratitude and community held within the Thanksgiving Address.

Through experimenting with the form of film we see the line between living in two worlds, the changing world, the dreams of the world as it was, and trying to find a way to connect to the land again, reminding us that we are always tied to the land.