Five friends have an intense camping trip.

A mockumentary about a self absorbed travel vlogger and what she learns while traveling on Haida Gwaii.

A traditional Haida story, animated.

A traditional Haida story, animated.

Blooper reel for the film In Tents.

A behind the scenes look at Our World and the partnership with R2R and their quest to take this project initiative all the way across Canada.

An irreverent new employee of the Haida Heritage Centre learns a lesson in cultural respect.

A mini documentary exploring the continued importance of Haida Legends in modern times.

An animated version of the Haida legend "The Bear and the Berry Picker" adapted by Joan Moody (Haida Language Teacher).

A documentary about self perception.

A documentary about the importance of basketball in the community of Masset.

Can a gummy bear save Haida Gwaii from Enbridge?

An experimental documentary about addiction.

A traditional story, about the Haida Wild Man.

The filmmaker shares some challenges of being a teenager…and some solutions.

Two youth from Haida Gwaii celebrate the Haida language and the beach.

3 Haida youth celebrate what they love about where they live.

Dorian's family story, as told by Naani Nora Samuels, about a fateful boating accident.

This stop-motion animation deals with the loss of culture and the resurgence of it through future generations. It explores the power of Haida art and the importance of sustaining it. 

A young Haida boy visits his ts’inni (grandfather) for story time, and is transported into a magical world of Haida language and tradition. This world is one that represents a world of nature, animals, language and Haida ways which are disappearing.

A short bold film stating that the community needs to listen to the youth - they are the future and must be heard!

A touching account of how a “lost raven” was uprooted at a young age and now as a young adult is rediscovering his roots as a Haida dancer.

A surreal contemplation on change.

A personal and poetic piece about the struggle to belong. First, a journey to discover the world out there, and then the discovery that her heart is content when she is surrounded by her community and her roots.