A feature documentary from the eyes of Indigenous culture about the importance of salmon in relation to the people, water, land and wildlife. It's a perspective you haven't seen before from the West Coast through the Chilcotin to Northern British Columbia.

Hey Cuzzin is a comedy about Indigenous cousins and the special relationships they have with one another. The show primarily centers around Hannah, an anxious, fastidious writer phenom who starts a journey away from her family on the Shy Moose Rez and into the city to explore her destiny. Her cousins, who mean well, are often more of a detriment than an asset. But even when they knock her down, they’re right there to pick her up... because they just knocked her down.

The Spinoff Series to Hey Cuzzin.

A city-raised Indigenous actor heads back to her Rez (Reservation) to learn more about the traditional way of life in order to prepare for a role in a new TV series. She is bringing her non-Indigenous boyfriend Blaine, to the Rez for the first time to meet her family, or rather her cousins.

When long kept secrets are exposed one night, for 17-year-old Angie nothing will ever be the same again. In a desperate attempt to escape after being beaten, Angie is forced to choose between her mother, Marie who causes constant turmoil, and her own well-being as well as that of her younger brother, David.