Bridging Indigenous cinema and the international film industry.

A young Indigenous woman from Minahasa sets out to define “climate change” for a school assignment, but her search leads her beyond textbooks.

Namtara organizes resistance to a gold mine, only to watch the river turn toxic, poisoned by a neighboring community that took the money he refused.

Tuda weaves a traditional carpet to keep her family's knowledge alive, but when male traders dismiss her work, a mythical feminine presence shows her another way to carry it forward.

On Lovongai island, where the sea presses further into the land and mining interests have long fractured the community from within, Yasmin tries to understand what her father John has carried in silence for years, as he slowly begins to speak.

Our Grandparents Hunted Here is a short documentary film that follows the heroic stories of Indigenous forest defenders from the Brazilian Amazon.