An intimate portrait of a fiercely determined survivor -- Donna, a Cree woman who left behind a bleak existence on the streets.

An Indian family chooses to stay at home and drown rather than make way for the Narmada Dam.

A young Sami singer and activist conquering screens and stages.

An epic account of our tempestuous relationship with the bison, an iconic symbol of wild America.

Dr. Maman moves freely between Western medicine and ancestral magical recipes. FEVERS is an unassuming film whose strength is the depth with which it observes this remarkable healer in action.

If you had to summarize Randy Baleski's philosophy, you could probably do it in three words: Boxing saves kids.

Tells the story of the conflict in Peru which left over 10,000 dead or 'disappeared.' through an investigation into the killings of eight journalists.

As the first Native woman brewery owner in the U.S., Shyla Sheppard draws on her indigenous heritage to forge her own path in a white male-dominated industry.

Explores the remarkable resilience of indigenous Mayan communities and their enduring connection to a crop the Spanish conquistadors tried to wipe out – amaranth - a tall, leafy grain long derided in the United States as “pigweed.”

Chef Sean Sherman worked for years in Italian, Spanish, Japanese and modern American restaurants. Then one day he realized his own heritage – Lakota Sioux – had a lot to teach him about foods that would nourish himself, his customers, and the Earth. Today, Sherman and his business partner Dana Thomson (Dakota) are exploring their Native cultural heritages by re-creating pre-colonial menus – meals that use no dairy, no wheat, no sugar.