A grey hair appeared, and with it, every story I thought I’d buried.

Grey is a hybrid short film weaving fiction, documentary, and experimental film elements. The story confronts the violent legacy of a non-Native ancestor and explores how inherited pain does not define one’s identity. With poetic visuals and internal reflection, Grey becomes an act of resistance and reclamation.


Tagline: How far would you go for fame?

Pretendian: A provocative tale about identity, ambition, and the far-reaching consequences of ones actions.

Synopsis: Cheyenne is a successful actress who’s built her career on a fabricated Navajo identity. On the day of her big magazine cover shoot, her lie catches up with her, and the fallout is swift and public. As the set turns into a stage for her unraveling, Cheyenne clings to performance, blurring truth and illusion. In a world obsessed with image, what happens when the mask slips?


S.O.L., An experimental documentary by Regina Simons

Overview: S.O.L. stands for both “Statute of Limitations” and “Sh*t Outta Luck,” capturing the frustration, injustice, and resilience inherent in healing from trauma. The documentary uses a blend of visual storytelling, spoken word, and archival imagery to dissect the emotional and psychological layers of surviving and thriving after trauma. The film presents healing as an uneven, cyclical process, challenging the notion of closure while emphasizing self-compassion and growth.