We are sad to say that our matriarch Ilona McDill passed away. She was 84 and lived a life of adventure filled with horses, dogs, and many other animals. She will be missed by her siblings, children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Ilona was an independent spirit and passed that on to those who spent time with her.  Ilona McDill Obituary

Lakota Girls is now available to borrow at libraries in the U.S, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Hoopla listing. There are subtle and bold lessons in our story which spans 120 years.

Great news! Lakota Girls passed QC, Quality Control, at Filmhub and they submitted it to the market. Now we have to wait one to six weeks for our film to go live. Lakota Girls is going to be seen all over the world!

Saturday, May 4

1:00pm – 5:00pm

Enjoy workshops, screenings and more led by experts who will walk you through the stages of indie filmmaking: screenwriting, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution.

Fountaindale Public Library

Meeting Room A – Drop In Event

Lakota Girls: an investment in money and experience

John Guy and Morton Marcus host a podcast called Who Gets What? John is a financial planner and Morton is an economist, so they like to find out how organizations and projects work financially.  We enjoyed the interview and hope you will find it inspiring. You can download the podcast and please leave a comment. It is also available on  iTunes Podcast.

Lakota Girls received notification that our film was chosen for Official Selection for a film festival in Montreal in January, 2018. That makes a dozen festivals!

So excited to have our film screen in Switzerland and all over the world with the online component.

The science fiction convention in Helsinki was amazing. After spending a week there, I understand why Lakota Girls was chosen for official selection. It is their interest in aboriginal people and the American West. What a great opportunity.