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- The rock band Horizon plans another wild backstage party, but this time a surprising event changes everything.
- This film, based in part on historical events, tells the story of Martha, a young African American woman sold into slavery in 1856 to work and live at the Shawnee Mission Indian School in Territorial Kansas. Thinking there were no enslaved people in Kansas, and that she would soon be set free, Martha travels from Missouri to her new home at the school. She soon finds out things are much different than she thought. Martha is confronted with the culturalization of Native American children and is witness to early skirmishes in Kansas which ultimately lead to Civil War. Romance, friendship, and defiance all come together for a dramatic conclusion to this powerful story from the American frontier.
- A young woman struggles with the decision to stay in or leave a controlling relationship.
- This film is an experimental visual interpretation using mobile camera formatting, music and movement.
- For a number of years Salmon have declined in the Pacific Northwest due to both human induced and natural factors. Less than one percent of king salmon and Steelhead survive into adulthood, a fraction of what it was 50 years ago. At the same time there seems to be a potential for decline in the fishing culture among Native American tribes who have fished rivers in the Pacific Northwest for thousands of years. The documentary explores how these two conditions are related and what the future may hold for both.
- For a number of years Salmon have declined in the Pacific Northwest due to both human induced and natural factors. Less than one percent of king salmon and Steelhead survive into adulthood, a fraction of what it was 50 years ago. At the same time there seems to be a potential for decline in the fishing culture among Native American tribes who have fished rivers in the Pacific Northwest for thousands of years. The documentary explores how these two conditions are related and what the future may hold for both.
- It is a time in the future. People are moving away from drought and poor economic conditions in the American southwest. A young woman (Tracy Graybill) and her teenage son (Christian Hasse) are stranded in a remote area of western Kansas without transportation, food or water. After walking aimlessly for several days, the two are taken in by an eccentric farmer, Elam (C.J. Johnson), who is living in isolation on his farm. After observing the farmer's bizarre behavior and spending a night at the farm, they come to realize things are not exactly what they seem. The two become concerned for their safety when they end up meeting Elam's friend Josh (Steve Matlock) who is helping Elam protect something at the farm from a roving band of gypsy-like people who are rarely seen or heard . Eventually there is a confrontation and they begin to unravel the farmer's secretive existence, his mysterious friends, and his closely guarded means of survival.