Cognitive Justice: Project YTC Indigenize the Curriculum outlines the perspectives of local First Nation members within the Yorkton Tribal Council district on their educational experiences in Saskatchewan from Residential Schools to a current project set on indigenizing the curriculum. The film addresses the significance of developing local curricula in order to preserve First Nation knowledge as well as the need to educate both the indigenous and non-indigenous population on the true history of Canada to tackle the systemic racism that has developed as a result of colonial and neocolonial frameworks.

Nehiyawatisiwin: The Cree Way of Life is a documentary film about a cultural camp located on Ministikwin Reserve No. 161 that works towards preserving the local Indigenous language and cultural ways. It is a promotion about generations, connections and the need for community: namâwiyahk kakî-pêyakôkamâtow awiyak. The camp is not an individual effort, it takes work, connection and family.

Frozen in Time tells the harrowing story of a daughter that has lost her mother. In a dream-like state the daughter recalls empty memories, while the mother finds herself in another world.

Break up on Yellowknife Bay is a short clip of ice piling on the shores of the Great Slave Lake.