The Little Indian Weaver

The story of Bah, who wants a doll. Part of the "Children All Lands" series.

The Way of the Dead Indians

Intimate chronicle of Guajiro life, rites and myths.

Indian Wildlife Park

Accompany a couple on their visit to a local wildlife park.

My Indiana Muse

Vacation slides are as much the butt of jokes as airline food, VCR clocks, and glamour shots. Americana artist Robert Townsend would disagree. With an interest in vernacular photography—in which amateur photographers sho

Imagining Indians

With an all Indian crew, Victor Masayesva visited tribal communities in Arizona, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota, Washington and the Amazon to produce this film.

Indiana Noise Fest 2014

Document of a sparsely attended noise fest. Featuring Hellwitch, Radiation Sickness, Gas Mask Horse, Arvo Zylo, Ghosts of Dead Tables, and more.

Kings of Indiana

A delightful slice of Americana served with a side of basketball dreams in documentary form.

The Quantum Indians

The Quantum Indians is the compelling and inspirational story of three Indian scientists -Satyendra Nath Bose, C.V. Raman and Meghnad Saha - who revolutionised the world of Physics and Indian Science in the early part of

Disappearing World: The Kayapo Indians of the Brazilian Rainforest

Narrated by anthropologist Terry Turner, this illuminating documentary looks at the dramatic changes effecting central Brazil's Kayapo Indians as they adjust to the growing influence of modernity on their tribal culture.

Indian Scenes

This is, for 1906, a strikingly ambitious prototype-documentary travelogue filmed in and around the cities now called Kolkata and Mumbai. It's full of precious, occasionally startling images, from an extended 'phantom ri

Procura-se Indianara

Diabetes: Notes from Indian Country

In 1993, the U.S. Public Health/Indian Health Service reported that 40% of all persons, 40 years and older, residing on American Indian reservations are diabetic. This video visits the Winnebago Indian Reservation in Neb

Saint Joseph: The Saint of the Indians

During the period when the Great Emperor Constantine the Great was considered the Great Emperor, that is, in the 4th century AD, Avenir reigned in India. He acquired a son, Joasaph, for whom astrologers said that when he

The Indians of Gunflint Lake

Spoken in Ojibwemowin (the Ojibwe language) and English and created in the seasons of an Ojibwe way of life, Ningo Gikinonwin. Filmed on location along the Gunflint Trail over the course of four seasons, the narrative an

West Indian Girls in Native Dance

Five St. Thomas belles dancing their native dance the "She-She," in a beautiful garden full of tropical plants. Very interesting. (Taken on the midwinter cruise of the S. S. "Prinzessin Victoria Luise" of the Hamburg-Ame

The Indiana Theatre at 100

Explore the fascinating story of a historic Bloomington theater and the secret to its longevity in The Indiana Theatre at 100. The Indiana Theatre opened to great applause on December 11, 1922. A crowd of 1,300—nearly te

The Louisville & Indiana Railroad

Purchased from Conrail in early 1994, the Louisville & Indiana Railroad began operations a few short months later along a 106-mile stretch of track between Louisville and Indianapolis. You'll catch a variety of motive po

Indian Yogis – Who Are They?

Yoga is a philosophy, ethics, and gymnastics for body and soul. The teachings of Indian yogis are becoming popular among scientists in many countries. The film explores the impact of yoga exercises on various human organ

An Indian Washing the Baby

Two Indian women wash a baby with a jug of water, while a man with a turban sits behind them.

American Indian Homelands

Produced in 2005. the documentary is hosted and narrated by journalist Sam Donaldson of ABC television and features Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.), former Senator Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), and the late Elouise Cobell, lead pl