Return of the Sacred Red Rock

On June 13, 1977, three young girls were raped and murdered at a Girl Scouts sleep away camp in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The investigation that followed has spanned several decades with unexpected twists and turns, and allegations of lies and coverups that continue to this day. This four-part comprehensive series shares in-depth details: incidents that occurred leading up to the day of the tragedy; interviews with law enforcement, the families of the young victims, and friends and family of the accused; the history of the area and local beliefs and customs during the time the crimes occurred, and much more. There are many conclusions as to who committed these heinous acts. After watching, what are your ideas about what really happened?

A young Ojibwe photographer stubbornly takes on the responsibility of keeping a sacred fire alive for four consecutive days and nights in mourning of his father. His father's spirit tries to reach him from the other side.

As Mato Wayuhi continues to rise as a musical composer and rapper, he continues to hear his father’s and ancestors’ voices in his art. Mato is known for composing the score for the Emmy-nominated series Reservation Dogs. Outside of the realm of composing, Mato engages with his community and the world through his talents as a rapper. Stankface Standing Soldier: The Rise of Mato Wayuhi provides a glimpse into the up-and-coming Oglala Lakota artist’s life as a rising rapper and composer. With the release of his recent album, Stankface Standing Soldier, the audience receives a deeper look into Mato’s personal inspiration and upbringing. This documentary showcases Mato’s versatility as a performer, showcasing his creative path led by his ancestors and his father’s voice.

An indigenous woman must confront a mysterious predator in parallel worlds of prehistory and dystopian future.