Keeping in mind the health of our audience, filmmakers and volunteers, we have made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s Native Crossroads Film Festival. Please continue to support Native filmmakers by renting their films and donating to them.
The first Native Crossroads Film Reveal! We are beyond excited to watch AND hear from filmmaker Yvonne Russo on March 27th at 3:00pm.
Stay tuned to learn more about Russo and her work!
The time has finally arrived!
Native Crossroads Film Festival for 2020 will be taking place on March 26th-28th. Join us this year as we watch another round of incredible films and celebrate the creativity and talent of Indigenous people.
The time has come! Native Crossroads is beginning our early call for Oklahoma Indigenous film makers who have completed short films. To submit your film for the 2020 film festival, email a video link to [email protected] before January 31st, 2020!
Wado! Mvto! Quyanaqpak! We appreciate our volunteers, filmmakers, attendees and presenters for making this another wonderful festival! #nxrff2019
Our Sport Shorts panel is underway. Some really inspiring stories from amazing athletes. @osiyo_tv @DigitalFeather1 @tribaltvnet
Getting a behind the scenes look at our interview team as they collect the stories of our artist. #nxrff2019
Just played this as a lynx. Didn’t die of dysentery. #nxrff2019
Get here, get films. It’s that easy. #nxr2019 Everything starts at 1:30 pm.
Thank you to Rachel Gregg, Big Sky Film Festival, for sharing information about their festival and indigenous outreach in Montana and beyond. #nxr2019
Having a lunch and learn with Norman’s own @HudOberly, @sundanceorg. He’s sharing the current status of the fourth generation of Native Institute. #nxr2019
Did you know that the lovely and talented @ebcruice is taking over the @UofOklahoma Instagram? Check it out!
Shorts part deux getting geared up. Head on over to @SamNobleMuseum #nxr2019
Our first panel of the day with Matt Barse, Jesse Littlebird and Rachel Gregg. #nxr2019












