In Buffalo Kids (2024), a group of resourceful, determined kids from a small rural town in the American Midwest find themselves united by a common dream: to save the iconic buffalo herd that their community depends on. When a powerful corporation threatens to seize the land and wipe out the buffalo, the kids—each with their own unique skills and personal struggles—band together to protect their home and the animals they love. Led by the fearless and compassionate 15-year-old, Jess, the group embarks on a bold, daring adventure to expose the corporation’s greed and preserve the buffalo’s legacy. Along the way, they face numerous challenges, from navigating the wilderness to outsmarting adult adversaries who underestimate their determination. At its heart, Buffalo Kids is a coming-of-age story about courage, unity, and fighting for what’s right. The film explores themes of environmental conservation, the power of community, and the unbreakable bond between the land and its people. With breathtaking landscapes, strong emotional beats, and unforgettable characters, Buffalo Kids is a heartfelt, inspiring tale that highlights the resilience and ingenuity of youth in the face of overwhelming odds.