The Mundurku Indians: Weaving Resistance

The story of the Munduruku people, who live in Pará state in the Brazilian Amazon, and their struggle to defend the land they have long inhabited along the Tapajós river and its tributaries. ‘

Tomboys & Indians

Sweet Tassa: Music of the Indian Caribbean Diaspora

Sweet Tassa: Music of the Indian Caribbean Diaspora details the history, repertoire, and socio-political significance of tassa drumming in Trinidad & Tobago. The film profiles the life and work of noted tassa drummer Len

Indian Rights Indian Law

Film deals with the work of the Native American Rights Fund in its efforts to protect the rights of American Indians in cases involving treaty rights, ownership of natural resources on tribal lands, and trust relationshi

Project Indian Bride

A short film about Rekha, a urban trans girl who wants to be a model. A project comes her way, but the photographer’s wife is very reluctant. The film tells two parallel stories of Rekha and the photographer’s wife durin

Jesus Salonga, alyas Boy Indian

Jesus Salonga, alyas Boy Indian: Directed by Roi Vinzon. With Roi Vinzon, Edu Manzano, Rita Avila, Roldan Aquino.

Bad Indian - Hiding in Antelope Canyon

Beneath the dominant American narrative, countless atrocities against Indigenous populations remain buried by the passage of time. Explore an untold side of history through the lived experiences and multi-generational ha

Indians Bury Hatchet on Custer Battlefield

Fifty years after the Battle of Little Big Horn, the surviving personnel, Indian and the 7th Cavalry, show up on the battlefield to exchange an American flag and Indian blankets.

Indian News Parade No. 62

News Coverage from 19th May 1944

Made of Stone: with Indiana Stones

Made of Stone: with Indiana Stones is an observational documentary following David Keohan and his quest to revive the ancient tradition of stone lifting. His aim is to uncover Irish culture, through finding the lifting s

The Louisville & Indiana Railroad - Volume 3 Pennsy Heritage

In volume-3 of the Louisville and Indiana Railroad series we concentrate on the southern terminus of the line in Jeffersonville Indiana, and across the Ohio river to it's final destination of Louisville, Ky. We will foc

Rebuilding Indian Country

Diabetes: Notes from Indian Country

In 1993, the U.S. Public Health/Indian Health Service reported that 40% of all persons, 40 years and older, residing on American Indian reservations are diabetic. This video visits the Winnebago Indian Reservation in Neb

Indians, Outlaws and Angie Debo

A profile of historian Angie Debo, best known for her books about Native Americans.

Guinea-Bissau, Indial Village in Lisbon

The public rushes around the Minister to visit, as at the zoo, a Guinean village reconstituted in a park of Lisbon: daily activities, Muslim prayer, women with bare breasts. The camera pins faces, attitudes, busts. Then

Villaggio Indiano A Milano

Pathé Baby short by Guglielmo Baldassini.

Alla Romano? Alla Indiano?

Three foreign students—two young men and a young woman—find themselves lost in translation in a bustling new country. Craving a familiar meal, they set off on what becomes a comically frustrating journey from one restaur

Indian and Ceylonsee Types

Short registration of the indigenous population in what was then British India and Ceylon. Life in the Indies. Successively images of children, of the inhabitants of 'Tamoul', of a fortune teller, of 'kandyons', of a gro

Spirit: Longing and Belonging in the Indian Himalayas

Documentary about a small community's preparation for the local Pandav Lila festival

Inside Indian Naval Academy

National Geographic takes you through a journey filled with strength and determination inside the Indian Naval Academy, Asia's largest Naval Academy.