Native Stories for Public Broadcasting

October Scheduling Suggestions


Columbus Day Legacy
A Blackfeet Encounter
Oceti Sakowin: The People of the Seven Council Fires
The Oneida Speak
Finding Refuge

The Medicine Game - Lukas Korver

Q. Why is it important to have films created, written, and produced by Natives in today’s media?

A. Indian Country is home to compelling and important stories just waiting to be told and voices which need to be heard. Who better to tell these stories than Natives filmmakers? As a fan of documentary film, I want to hear what Native filmmaker’s have to say, I want to hear new voices. The documentary landscape should always evolve and expand, and diversity is the key to all of this.

Sousa on the Rez - Cathleen O'Connell

Q. Why is it important to have films created, written, and produced by Natives in today’s media?

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