Kupungarri, a remote community in the Northwest of Australia is one of the most natural places left in the world. This small community fosters confidence in their young people through their relationship with Country. Watch the excitement grow as they prepare for one of the biggest events of the year: the annual Mowanjum Festival.

The galaxy's favourite broke artist travels across the stars to seek revenge on her ex-lover in an attempt to cure her mysterious illness.

A poetic exploration of the close and enduring connections between Inuit, caribou, lichens, and land use. Filmed on the tundra in Nunavut, this film is a meditation on place and personal histories through memories embedded in the land.

Based on a final conversation with beloved Mi'kmaw Elder Albert Ward, this film is apocalyptic in nature and intended to encourage practical conversations about impending paradigm shifts.

On Christmas Eve, 1967, two young Indigenous girls are forced to battle the elements, confront their darkest secrets, and work together in order to return home to their families after a daring escape from the Mohawk Institute Residential School.

NIMER explores a nomadic family's resilience and tradition as they balance ancestral heritage and modern challenges, highlighting the importance of cultural preservation in a changing world.

In 1911, 18-year-old Nancy Columbia Eneutseak, now known as the first Indigenous screenwriter, sees her film for the very first time.

With less than a handful of fluent Haida speakers, Nayak'aq Yaahl (age six) shares a message in the Haida language: even though we may be going through difficult times, be still and listen to our ancestors.

In her vivid dream life, the young Alanis Obomsawin found her best childhood friend: the Green Horse, who embodied the spirit of kindness and celebration of life.

My Friend Saabe follows a young Rez girl who, with the help of Saabe, embarks on a journey to bring spiritual reawakening to her community.