In “Deep Time,” director Noah Hutton, known for his 2009 film “Crude Independence” showcased at SXSW, presents a mesmerizing exploration of the intricate connections between ancient marine life, Norwegian immigrants, Native American communities, and global oil companies. This documentary paints a vivid picture of the landowners, government officials, and oil industry workers at the heart of the world’s most significant oil boom over the past six years. By highlighting the evolving relationship between North Dakota’s indigenous populations and their burgeoning fossil fuel resources, “Deep Time” situates this ongoing boom within the broader context of ancient geological cycles, climate change, and the ominous ecological challenges of the future.