We Shall Remain

We Shall Remain is a multi-part documentary series that chronicles five pivotal moments in Native American history, offering a powerful and often heartbreaking look at the struggles and resilience of indigenous peoples in America. From the Wampanoag people's survival after the arrival of the Pilgrims to the 1970s Indian self-determination movement, the series highlights the ongoing fight for sovereignty, cultural preservation, and justice. It presents Native American history from the perspective of Native Americans themselves, showcasing their agency and enduring spirit through centuries of conflict and change.

We Shall Remain was widely acclaimed by critics and audiences for its historical accuracy, compelling storytelling, and respectful portrayal of Native American experiences. The series was praised for bringing crucial, often overlooked aspects of American history to the forefront and for giving voice to indigenous perspectives. It was considered a landmark achievement in documentary filmmaking concerning Native American history, earning numerous awards and nominations.

• Praised for its comprehensive and empathetic exploration of Native American history.
• Commended for its authentic Native American voices and perspectives.
• Recognized as an essential educational resource for understanding indigenous struggles and resilience.

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Nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series, Winner of the Peabody Award, Winner of the True Life Fund Award at the Woodstock Film Festival.

The series was developed in partnership with the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, ensuring historical accuracy and authentic representation.