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This 3D-animated story of a fateful meeting between a scheming crawfish and his mortal adversary--a hungry raccoon--will captivate children and adults alike with its rich imagery, mentions of authentic Oneida dialect, and moral story.  

 

An eBook for iPad & Mac by Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve & Others

The PBS documentary Standing Bear's Footsteps tells the story of the Ponca people who were forcibly removed from their northern Nebraska homelands and sent to Indian Territory. This interactive eBook brings together content from the film, the film's educational website, and a series of short essays. 

Dr. Arne Vainio, an Ojibwe physician on the Fond du Lac Reservation, was frustrated by middle-aged Native men not coming in for health screenings. However, he came to the realization that he too was also avoiding the necessary screenings. To find out what prevents middle-aged American Indian men from becoming earnestly involved in their health, he journeys through the health care system to gain a deeper understanding of this issue, of himself, and the health risks he faces. 

 

Poet Gerald Vizenor's screenplay draws on trickster myths common to many Indian tribes to create a contemporary satire which dispels many Hollywood stereotypes. The story involves trickster Harold and his scheme to obtain corporate funding for a chain of coffeehouses featuring reservation-grown "pinch bean" coffee. 

Twenty-two Native American frybread makers, representing all twenty-two federally recognized tribes in Arizona, convene in Flagstaff to compete for the first-ever, first-annual, state of Arizona Frybread Championship! The film takes a larger-than-life turn as four contestants battle their way to take home the prize in this comedy you can almost taste! 

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In the late 1950s, two oil refineries were built on March Point, an area that was once part of the Swinomish Reservation by treaty. This is a story of three boys' awakening to the destruction these refineries have wrought in their communities as they complete a filmmaking assignment. 

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A personal story of how a multi-million dollar project displaced the Mandan/Hidatsa/Arikara Nation in North Dakota. Producer J. Carlos Peinado returns to the Fort Berthold Reservation and discovers stories of the past as he assesses tribal identity. Through interviews and archival footage, a uniquely Native American perspective emerges, giving light to a portrait of resilience and survival in the face of catastrophic change.