Every June, the Nasa people of Southern Colombia celebrate the beginning of the solar year with Sek Buy, a ritual to the Sun. In this gorgeously animated film, a 10-year-old Nasa girl named Aurora discovers how this sacred calendar keeps her people in harmony with Mother Earth. As Aurora goes on an unexpected journey with deities and wise men alike, she explores her culture with pride and joy.

At the sound of cardboard being cut, Annette remembers the first time she cut out animal silhouettes and passes on this talent to her daughter Katia.

Two young Innu women take up the old roads of the past to revive the identity of their Nation; a tribute to the Elders, the territory and the Innu people.

Thirteen-year-old Sami loves animals of all types and sizes. In this intimate short, she shares her frog hunting technique and favourite place to get away to find these small amphibians.

Ni Wapiten is a plea to better respect Mother Earth. In this poetic film, we follow a child's journey through the woods to his community's local dump. Playfully, he reuses the waste to build a bear, symbolizing nature.

Miyawata is a 15-year old Indigenous activist from Winnipeg, Canada, who never hesitates speak up for what she believes in. She’s on a mission to help Indigenous voices be heard and included, and she’s the very first organizer of school strikes for the climate in her hometown.