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.

A Gwich’in Elder in Canada’s far North recounts a dream of the last remaining Datrin (Raven). Who would you talk to if you were the last speaker of your language?

What happens when Indigenous creatives are recognized in the mainstream?

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

This “Winnipeg” fever dream on Treaty 1 territory weaves together a constellation of lived experiences of creation and imaginations of prophecies come true in this unconventional 16mm film.

Ma tells us about the time she got arrested protesting the Canada/USA border that intersects the Kanyen'kehà:ka (Mohawk) community of Akwesasne in 1968 and lets us in on all the crazy shit that happened after that.

Circles explores matriarchal relationships and the overlapping stories that shape us. Grounded in the Cree teaching of closing circles after opening them, the film reflects on where we come from and where we will go after this life.

When two single ladies attend an orgy for the first time, they end up exposing more than they ever could have imagined.

A woman struggles with her relationship with her body. It’s not that she hates it, she just wishes her vagina would stop calling her a bitch.

Bihttoš (Rebel) is an unconventional documentary that explores the complex relationship between a father and daughter. Through animation, reenactments, and archival photos, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers delves into the dissolution of her parents' somewhat mythic love story and how it relates to the dissolution of her relationship with her father.