The Catalog
Four titles. One thread running through all of them.
Features, documentaries, and a series in production — each made with the descendants, ceremony keepers, and community historians who carry the record.
Feature Film · 2026 · 1h 52m
The Unconquered
Two nations, one bloodline. The story of the Black Seminole fighters who never surrendered their freedom.
In the cypress water of Spanish Florida, escaped Africans and Seminole families forged something the United States could not break: a free nation of their own making. The Unconquered follows three generations across the Seminole Wars — the councils, the removals, the crossings into Mexico and the Indian Territory — told through descendants who still carry the names.
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Documentary · 2025 · 1h 14m
Freedmen
The descendants of the Five Tribes' Freedmen fight to be counted as what they have always been: citizens.
From the Dawes Rolls to the courtroom, Freedmen sits with elders, genealogists, and tribal citizens tracing a century of enrollment, erasure, and reinstatement across Oklahoma. An intimate record of a still-unfinished reckoning.
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Short Documentary · 2025 · 38m
Black Creek Country
One tintype, four names, and the Alabama road that carried them west.
A family photograph found in a Tulsa attic sends a granddaughter back along the Creek removal route. Archival stills, oral history, and land records reassemble a household the paperwork tried to split in two.
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Documentary Series · 2027 · 4 x 42m
Songs of the Maroon
The drum languages, dances, and stomp-ground songs that traveled from maroon camps into living rooms.
A four-part series recorded with ceremony keepers, ring-shout singers, and stomp dance leaders across Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, and Coahuila — following a single rhythm as it survives three hundred years of movement.
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