A grey hair appeared, and with it, every story I thought I’d buried.
Grey is a hybrid short film blending fiction, documentary, and experimental forms. The story examines the complex legacy of a non-Native ancestor and the ways inherited pain can echo through generations. With poetic visuals and internal reflection, Grey becomes an act of resistance, healing, and reclamation.
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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, a celebrated actress, has built her career on a fabricated Navajo identity. On the day of her big magazine cover shoot, her deception unravels, and the fallout is swift and public. As the set turns into a stage for her collapse, Cheyenne clings to performance, blurring truth and illusion. In a world obsessed with image, what happens when the mask finally slips?
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S.O.L., A documentary by Regina Simons (in development)
Overview:
S.O.L. (Statute of Limitations / Shit Outta Luck) is a poetic, experimental film that explores the limits of justice and the unpredictable path to healing from trauma. Through spoken word, archival images, and honest personal stories, the film explores how people respond to trauma by freezing, fleeing, fighting, and, ultimately, finding freedom.
S.O.L. is both personal and political. It breaks the silence, reveals where systems fail, and takes back the power of storytelling. The film reminds us that justice may run out, but healing continues.