Does "A League of Their Own" have what it takes to be a starquilt movie? Find out on the latest episode of The Red Gaze.

The new Martin Scorsese-directed movie "Killers of the Flower Moon" opened at the Cannes Film Festival and reportedly received a 9-minute standing ovation. What are your expectations for the movie? What are you hoping to see? Find out what we think and also get an "insider" view from an actor from the movie, Chance Rush, who joins us on the podcast.

The update of the classic "Peter Pan" features a Cree-based Tigerlily. Does this Disney-streaming version do her justice? Find out on the latest episode of the Red Gaze.

The great Graham Greene in one of his early movies that gives the viewers a whole different view. Are you ready to be creeped out by his performance?! Listen to the podcast as we discuss this thriller.

Do they know how to tell a good Indigenous story in the land of the Maori? Find out in the latest episode of the Red Gaze where we take on the movie "Whale Rider".

Join us for a new episode where we try something a little different! We take on a "double feature" - one movie from the past directed by a non-Native and one current movie directed by an Indigenous actor - both telling the same story from different perspectives.

Brother Bear is one of the least promoted and popular of the Disney movies featuring Natives. Wonder why? Listen to our theories on the next episode of the Red Gaze where we are joined by local children's book author and founder of ImagiNative, Joelle Bearstail.

It's March Madness! And we love us some rez ball. Listen to the latest podcast as we check out the Chiefs.

With March Madness in full swing, the Red Gaze takes on a Native-led movie inspired by a true story of a rag-tag basketball team that learns to be champions while navigating cultural differences.

Are you a double White Savior if you're appropriating one culture to save another culture?? Find out on this episode of The Red Gaze where we take on a kid favorite.