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When DYAMI, a young intern at the local Senior Day Center, challenges DAISY, an accomplished and lonely Native American elder, to dream again.

Raised in the suburbs of Phoenix, Turquoise attends college and is interning as a photojournalist at the local paper.

In the small town of Blue Gap (on the Navajo Reservation), three brothers combine their talents to form the greatest band Blue Gap has ever known.

Two brothers (who see the world very differently) find themselves facing memories that find them rolling in laughter to others that push their intellectual limits, and open wounds that have yet to heal.

Twenty-two Native American frybread makers, representing all twenty-two federally recognized tribes in Arizona, convene in Flagstaff to compete for the first ever, first annual, state of Arizona Frybread Championship!

A Native American Veteran, burdened by survivor's guilt after a disastrous military tour, is forced to search for his missing grandfather after his ancestral land is mysteriously taken over by an Unknown Federal Organization!

Follow this exciting journey as Native American youth show the world that they can do great things when EMPOWERED.

The accuracy of the characters are spot on. Unfortunately, we live in a life of distractions and our loved ones get pushed off the way-side. It tugged at my heart, so much so, I was in tears and on the other hand; was laughing from the comedic parts. Amazing performance from Pershlie Ami. I'd like to see her in another film. I believe she has a knack for this acting stuff! I am a true believer of going and chasing your dreams/goals. Thank you for making this movie, it is a must see!

[TOUCH THE WATER]

Being from New Mexico all my life, I've been around Frybread since my beginning. This movie made me laugh so hard I almost peed myself several times. What a great little hidden jewel. If you've EVER been around frybread or Native folk, you gotta see this. Only in Indian country will you find Frybread Security!!! LOL!!! Don't miss this one!!

[MORE THAN FRYBREAD]

The movie was extremely inspirational and the moral of the story of just keep going one foot after another was great! The movie did a great job portraying the journey of Zach Bates and all those individuals who helped him on his journey. It was great to learn more about Ultra

Running in this movie and the community it creates. Holt Hamilton did a tremendous job and I am so glad my HS football team was able to see it together! Go see it!

[BREAK THE MOLD]

"Turquoise Rose" is a must-see and truly a hidden gem of a film. As an early 2000s coming-of-age story set in the stunning landscapes of America's Southwest, it captured my attention from the very beginning. What makes this film truly special is the fresh perspective brought by the first-time director and the many first-time actors. They create an authentic and immersive cinematic experience that beautifully explores themes of self-discovery, loss, family expectations, and culture that resonated deeply with me From the beauty of the Southwest to the journey of personal growth found in this film, every frame of "Turquoise Rose" is a work of art. It's a film that stays with you long after you've watched it, reminding you of the power of storytelling and the beauty of human connection. Whether you're a fan of coming-of-age tales or simply appreciate a well-crafted film that speaks to the soul, 'Turquoise Rose" is a must-watch.

[TURQUOISE ROSE}

At first the notion of a science fiction movie with Native Americans seems a little unusual. However, in the context of this film it makes sense. "Legends From The Sky explains how some of the mystique surrounding Native myths could have come about. But this isn't just a movie about Navajo's, it's about many American tribes and even about people from other nations who seem to have supernatural abilities.

The photography is impressive. Especially the scenes shot in the state of Washington. There are some remarkable aerial shot of the Navajo Reservation with striking visual effects. And the humorous situations the protagonist finds himself in helps break the tension as the story takes us on a roller-coaster ride of intrigue and suspense. It's fun. It's mysterious. It's exciting. It's a good film for everyone in the family.

[LEGENDS FROM THE SKY]

After watching "Legends from the Sky," another Holt Hamilton Film, this one perked my curiosity. Just the concept made me laugh, so that's a positive start. I viewed this film with my children, and they laughed out loud multiple times. Especially when Frankie B. got his butt handed to him by the KGB. :) If you are looking for an easy, light, entertaining film to watch with your family, I TOTALLY recommend this movie. Oh, and you music lovers will really enjoy the eclectic mix of music peppered in throughout the film.

[BLUE GAP BOYZ]

This movie seems like a small independent movie but in reality this is a very big film. funny and ringing true on so many levels it could go on for 6 hours. a lot of the actual modern native experience is in this film. i absolutely loved it, the end piece, is one of the funniest things ive ever seen in film. i howled. the brother moments are touching to the point where, if you have a brother, you may have something in your eye. keep making films. all my relations.

[PETE AND CLEO]

It was really nice to watch something positive about youth in general, and especially about Native American youth in our day of diverse backgrounds. Anyone who works with youth should see this film. Anyone who works with Native American or Indigenous youth must watch this. Anyone who is interested in more diverse content should as well.

[EMPOWERED DOCUMENTARY]