Documentary

This documentary film, produced by Ya-nah Geary, will feature two Miwok elders.  They are members of the Oliver family of Buena Vista Rancheria, and they have taken a stand to preserve and protect it because that is what their elders instilled in them.

Activists from Sacramento, CA area attended the Global March Against Chemtrails and Geoengineering, in Old Sacramento on August 25, 2013.

Highlights from the World Premiere screening of the No Film Film Festival 2: 80's Remake at the Bellows Falls Opera House on June 29, 2013. Highlights include interviews and audience question and answer sessions with the film makers compeeting in this year's contest.

http://www.nofilmfestival.org/

The No Film Film Festival is an international contest that challenges start-up filmmakers to produce a short digital film based on a popular 1980’s movie in just one weeks time. This year eighteen teams from across the country answered the call with only fifteen teams surviving the exhaustive task.

This episode chronicles the efforts of a couple of teams as they write, shoot and edit their entry for this competition. On Saturday, June 29th the films will premiere on the largest screen in southern Vermont at the world renowned Bellows Falls Opera House.

Beekeeper's remove feral bees from a dead tree.

FIX-IT SHOPS: An Endangered Species takes an affectionate look behind the scenes at a neighborhood Fix-it shop, which repairs small appliances. In this timely portrait of economic and environmental sustainability, viewers meet people whose patience and skill contribute to their own community, as well as to the urban ecosystem by reducing waste in landfills. (6 min)

Lin Weaver hosts Mary Zhu, Davis Activist, and Dr. Seth B. Shunkoff, Executive Director, Physicians, Scientists and Engineers for Healthy Energy.

A review of fracking in CA and a review of the documentary "Greedy, Lying Bastards" being shown in Davis.

Susan Campbell, a mountain Maidu Native American, is making a cradleboard for her first grandchild.  Along the way she discovers just how difficult it can be to balance her traditional ways with modern society.

Directed by Anna Rushton.

Advanced Laboratory for Visual Anthropology.

Native People from all over California came together to discuss issues of cultural sustainability, tradition, the environment, substance abuse and what it means to be an Indian in the 21st century.  These are their stories.

A film by Jesse Dizard.

Produced in the Advanced Laboratory for Visual Anthropology at Caliifornia State University, Chico.