Vision Maker Film Festival: Everything is Connected – June Streaming
Published on June 1, 2026
These videos are available to view the entire month of June. Please check back each month as new titles will be available to stream.
Each month brings a new selection of powerful American Indian and Alaska Native films, available through in-person screenings at The Ross Theater in Lincoln, NE, and streaming free online worldwide. Join us and discover Indigenous stories, heritages, and perspectives that connect us all.
Streaming in June:
As if that wasn’t bad enough, Aria’s routine HR module forces her to confront the dreaded question: ‘Pick one ethnicity.’ It’s met with an email blast reminder that she must attend the mandatory social outing with a dish for the potluck with her HR team at the Atlanta Braves game. Yeah, the one with the racist Native American mascot. Also, who does a potluck in a party suite?! UGH her day couldn’t get any worse…
Themes: Connected by Community; Connected by Experience; Connected by Generations
Lumbeeland: A narrative short film about Dollar, a single father and drug dealer who must prove his worth to his mother and young daughter. A tragic tale exploring how we hurt the ones we love, even when we want to protect them – that anger and greed lead us to betray those we are closest to, even ourselves.
Themes: Connected by Community; Connected by Experience; Connected by Generations; Connected by Resilience
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