Wild Next Door: A portrait of the beauty of Montana’s landscape and its’ enchanting backyard wildlife.

Lincoln: A young man living in Havre, Montana unintentionally becomes a knife maker after the death of his brother.

Bleeding into Eternity: Backwoods poet Joe Sawyer takes the viewers on a first person journey into a rich past, riddled with escapades, and a present that offers humor and clarity through his poetry.

Everything Old Is New Again: In 1989, the NEA became a battleground for the cultural war in the United States between conservatives and liberals after two NEA sponsored grants were deemed to fund “obscene” art. EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN explores this vicious political fight between the two parties and follows the Trump administration’s influence in the continuing conflict. A timely film that brings the viewer in and forces the question of where to draw the line when it comes to contentious issues.

Drive Them Buffalo: An intimate look at the only tribal-led buffalo drive in North America, DRIVE THEM BUFFALO follows members of the Blackfeet Nation as they experience the power of American Bison while driving their herd to their winter pasture - a ritual of stewardship that brings hope for a modern-day cultural rebirth.

From Parts Unknown: Jesse “Madman” Manson decided to live out his fantasy by starting an underground Professional Wrestling league in the backyards of Spokane, Washington. Ten years later, Spokane Anarchy Wrestling is gaining momentum and popularity, but Jesse’s incurring injuries from years of wrestling are proving to be a threat to the one thing that has given him an outlet to express himself.

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