The Mystery of Now (2019) - The Woods Productions

Note: Strong Language and Graphic Content
In the short film, “The Mystery of Now,” artist and Apache Skateboards founder, Douglas Miles shares socio-political context around the history that lead to life on the San Carlos Apache reservation, and the personal history of how and why he started a skateboard brand and team of local youth leaders. His advice on cultivating resilience, creativity, and joy, provides guidance in a time that for many feels uncertain, polarizing and divisive in our living rooms and around our dinner tables. The film was directed by Audrey Buchanan and produced by The Woods Productions.

[@thedarkcrystall]

this makes my heart so happy, im proud to be apache. Douglas is a wonderful man and is helping this generation of apaches my generation realize that their is a future for us. 💖

[@chachaluvsred9902]

Getting the community involved , demonstrating hard work, and being passionate about your skills is exactly what is needed for the NDN youth ..salute to you

[@friedrice2912]

Looking forward to Santa Fe!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Please tell me you will have artwork from DI'ORR Greenwood at your booth!!!! OMG I have a signed sheet of her historic stamps and heard she will have artwork for sale in Santa Fe NM... Please let me know if you have any of her works for sale!!!!

[@kingcomtech]

This is America. God bless you all. i am getting a deck from you awesome folks somehow..

[@BewaretheCherryWaves]

Much love from LA. This was beautiful!
Hope to swing by the shop one day. ✊🏽

[@JamisonMyth]

bravo this video and everything they are doin with Apache skateboards is bad ass

[@MooseyBearCaleb]

Keep it real guys. So proud to be your cousin from the White Mountain Apache Tribe.

[@MykolaUkraine]

Awesome community, great people ❤! Keep up the great work! Hello from Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@Chris-from-AZ]

Very beautiful content, please keep them coming

[@dashaorlova1037]

Beautiful work!!

[@gentlejones]

i still watch this and share it with friends

[@odilbekb-sarkaev1052]

Indigenous, original nomads of American continent. 👍 Distant cousins.

[@binkpeaches02]

This is deep! Much love and Respect.

[@greatjob2243]

This some real shit right here. Love to all the people that made this happen.

[@user-nx5wr2rd2n]

He'll yeah dude you rock. That's the native spirit strong, proud, beautiful !

[@davidsonnow]

What a hauntingly beautiful shot doc

[@thekennedyfiles]

Absolutely loved this

[@anachaves9684]

HalleluYah! Amen

[@J.Skyler]

this was incredible. thank you. will share.

[@paulanthonylittlebasketbar245]

So happy to watch this thank you Aho

[@gentlejones]

fantastic work

[@vonzfoto]

Hecheto Welo, brother. ❤️

[@dezbahjolene7493]

Nice work! Om, fkn ayez.

[@navajorezathlete1202]

I love it

[@roxanlove8594]

San Carlos Apache Tribe....

[@elnino2410]

Tommy Guerrero is an awesome musician also. Great leader

[@anachaves9684]

One more, tell everyone that skates to wear leather gloves!

[@evielo_23]

Ehh is my dad outside our house?? Lol 😅

[@ChristopherAvila-x6k]

I hope you all live forever. I wish we were there,but we're trapped in hell with the pervert Demons that killed my Great Grandmother's people. I wish we could go back to the REZ where we come from, but I hear they want to burn Me alive for being a total loser. I hope you all live forever Beautiful People.