Algonquin (Sorted by Popularity Ascending)
Popularity▲ A-Z User Rating Number of Votes US Box Office Runtime Year Release Date Date of Your Rating Your Rating
Pocahontas (I) (1995)
An English soldier and the daughter of an Algonquin chief share a romance when English colonists invade seventeenth century Virginia.
The New World (2005)
The story of the English exploration of Virginia, and of the changing world and loves of Pocahontas.
Black Robe (1991)
In the 17th century, a Jesuit missionary nicknamed Black Robe by the natives and his small party of companions try reaching the Huron tribe in Canada all while facing mistrust, Iroquois warring parties and harsh winter conditions.
Wool (TV Movie)
Based on the high-concept novel by Hugh Howey, the story is set on an Earth where the air is no longer breathable and the world's last community lives underground in a giant silo.
My Internship in Canada (2015)
An idealistic young Haitian travels to rural Quebec to intern for an independent Member of Parliament when a national debate erupts that finds the MP holding the tie-breaking vote.
I'm Dead But I Have Friends (2015)
Jipé is the leadsinger of a succesful rockband. When his mic crashes he continues to sing, but loses his voice. Therefore he cannot scream when he falls into a ditch and dies. His rock ... See full summary »
The Adventures of Scooter the Penguin (2012 Video)
Scooter is a unique little bird from a lost colony of penguins known for their amazing speed and strength. Abandoned before he was even hatched, Scooter is taken in by a family of silver ... See full summary »
Chasing Tears (2018)
Jay Cook's bright and hopeful college basketball career is threatened when he begins to experience disturbing visions of a young woman being kidnapped. Upon discovering the young woman is ... See full summary »
Before the Streets (2016)
Shawnouk, a young Atikamekw, commits a crime. After escaping into the forest, he returns to his community, where he tries healing by investing the native traditionalism. "Before the streets... See full summary »
Zero Crossing
Christian mercy in a Native American young man's heart stops an ominous Indian curse that killed seven American presidents over the space of 150 years.
Conjuro-te
This item has been rejected. You need to correct this item before it will be accepted. The attribute consists entirely of digits. It seems to be a misplaced order number. Please see the help page for a definition of valid attribute values.
Windigo (2009)
The creation of the Windigo - and the sharp edge between victor and victim - is stylishly woven in this dark and gritty take on the Indigenous myth.
BPW the Rebellion (2008 Video)
Add a Plot
Ohkasoh Nupponk
Add a Plot
Xcite Irish Vengeance (2012 Video)
Add a Plot
The Amendment (2007)
Inspired by the filmmaker's own experience, this elegant and personal documentary explores the impact of government assimilation and residential schooling on four generations of family.
XCW Radical Resolution (2003 Video)
Add a Plot
2KW Pro (2010– )
Add a Plot
Le premier pas (II) (2012)
The documentary shows the importance of understanding the different Aboriginal realities. To do this, one solution is possible: take the first step and go to the field to gain access to these realities which escape us.
Xcite 2nd Anniversary (2014 Video)
Add a Plot
Le rêve d'une mère (2007)
Add a Plot
AOW Prague Uprising (2017 Video)
Add a Plot
On nous appelait les sauvages (2014 Video)
The film tells the story of the life of the Amerindian chief Dominique Rankin which he is also the adaptation of his book "On les appelait les sauvages."
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Matt Carver discovers he is no ordinary teen in this series about a Native American superhero. Matt meets a man, who trains him to use his powers, which he puts to use to defeat the evil Windigo.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Conclusion. Matt uses his newfound strength and dexterity to give himself an edge in his school sports, but during an encounter with a supernatural beast his superpowers seem to fail him.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Matt learns a lesson in compassion when Eric, the school bully, is kidnapped by minions of the Windigo.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Matt must undergo a ritual to seal his commitment to the role of Kagagi, or lose his powers forever.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Matt comes to realize that his double life hasn't gone unnoticed by his loved ones and he needs to do some damage control when his mother calls him out on his new secretive lifestyle.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
By not paying closer attention to his instructions and respecting the "old ways" of his heritage, Matt ends up putting Wisakedjak in serious danger when they battle an enemy together.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Wisakedjak is not on board with Matt pursuing a romance with Cassie, fearing she could be a potentially fatal distraction.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Matt is thrown for a loop when his best friend Nate, convinced that he's the superhero Kagagi, starts taking dangerous risks.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Wisakedjak helps Matt learn to control his anger as he prepares to deal with a centuries-old threat, which was awakened by a disrespectful Eric during a visit to the Museum of Native American History.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
A full moon brings a werewolf to Matt Carver's hometown, but dealing with this threat proves rather daunting when Matt turns to Wiskedjak for advice and his mentor is at a loss as to how to help.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Vision-filled dreams offer Matt a clue to his past as he deals in the present with problems with his adoptive mother.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
A movie crew in town to shoot a film about a Native American superhero is threatened by the Windigo. As Matt tries to keep everyone safe while keeping his secret identity under wraps.
Kagagi (2014–2015)
Dozens of Windigo's minions arrive on the scene, disrupting a long stretch of relative quiet enjoyed by Matt, who comes under massive attack in broad daylight.