First Feature · 2026
The Unconquered
Two nations, one bloodline. The story of the Black Seminole fighters who never surrendered their freedom.
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We film the history that got left out of the reel.
Tenneka Studios is an independent studio working with descendants, ceremony keepers, and community historians to put Black American Indian life on screen — Seminole and Creek Freedmen, maroon settlements, stomp grounds, and the families who carried all of it forward.
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All releasesAugust 14, 2026 · Studio Announcement
Tenneka Studios sets first feature, “The Unconquered,” for fall release
The studio's debut feature completes principal photography across Florida and Coahuila, with a Now Streaming premiere planned direct-to-audience through Tenneka's own portal.
June 2, 2026 · Festival
“Freedmen” takes Jury Prize for Documentary Feature
Jurors cited the film's “refusal of shorthand” in its treatment of Freedmen citizenship, calling it essential viewing for anyone teaching American Indian history.
March 27, 2026 · Partnership
Tenneka launches an archive initiative with community historians
A rolling program to digitize family photographs, church ledgers, and allotment records held by Black Indian families, with copies returned to each household.