Mayfly

Status: Complete

A woman scientist of indigenous descent, creates a new life through artificial intelligence, with hopes for freedom and maternal resolution.

Premiered at Smithsonian, Mayfly is an experimental short film blending regional Indigenous Caribbean language, A.I., and aspirational Indigenous themes about work and labor. After premiering at Smithsonian, our journey continued with notable milestones such as the screening of this seminal work at the Tribeca Film Center, UCLA Film & Television Archive, Vision Maker Media's Producers Summit, University of Toronto, and imagineNATIVE. These achievements underscore the impact of our familial storytelling and advocacy through animated film, reinforcing our commitment to bringing the narratives of Indigenous and Native communities to the forefront of cultural conversations.

PREMIERE SCREENING
Mother Tongue Film Festival (2022)

SPECIAL SCREENINGS
Vision Maker Media Producer’s Summit (2022)
UCLA Film & Television Archive’s ‘Imagining Indigenous Cinema’ (2023)

OTHER SELECTIONS
Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival (2022)
Native Spirit Film Festival (2022)
Festival International Présence Autochtone (2022)
Wairoa Māori Film Festival (2022)
Garifuna International Indigenous Film Festival (2022)
imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival (2022)

Stay tuned for an important upcoming production report that will provide comprehensive details, documents, and policy information related to our commitment to environmental, social, and governance practices. We look forward to sharing our efforts and progress with you!