Reservation Dogs, the Emmy-nominated television series created by Holdenville native and University of Oklahoma graduate Sterlin Harjo, aired its final episode last week after three award-winning seasons. Produced by FX and streamed on Hulu, Reservation Dogs is the first television series to feature all Native American writers and directors and the first to film entirely in Oklahoma.

Time Bomb Y2K recently screened at deadCenter Film Festival in Oklahoma City, ahead of its HBO debut on December 31. Becker and McDonald drew from over 750 hours of footage to draw audiences into the parallels between Y2K and our present moment. The filmmakers asked people, in partnership with the non-profit Center for Home Movies, to share their personal recordings of December 31, 1999.

Body Electric, which had its world premiere at the deadCenter Film Festival in Oklahoma City, delves intriguingly into the complex issues of body image, youth culture obsession, and the journey towards self-acceptance within the LGBTQ community. It also reveals the shocking statistic that 54% of queer young people between the ages of 16 and 24 experience eating disorders.

“Steps,” which will debut Saturday at deadCenter Film Festival in Oklahoma City, tells the story of Loccident’s inspiring recovery and how he overcame both physical and mental battles.

"Black Barbie: A Documentary" has been selected as the opening night film of the deadCenter Film Festival, set for June 8-11 in downtown Oklahoma City.