As classroom censorship bills grow in popularity across the country, this documentary short introduces Rosie and Lisa Factora Borchers’ advocacy for the passage of House Bill 171 in Ohio, an unprecedented bill that would expand K-12 social studies curriculum to be more inclusive of all students’ backgrounds and histories. Through intimate reflections on their Filipino roots, Lisa and Rosie express why they organize around House Bill 171 and what is possible when children use their voice to speak up for a collective vision.

Blurring the boundaries between past and present, Out of Focus is an experimental documentary that honors Black queer families and chosen families through a poetic exploration of memory, love, and kinship.

Something About These Waters is an autobiographical poetic documentary diving into my story as a first-generation immigrant and how I find connection with other first-generation immigrant Americans while living in Philadelphia.

In Ciudad Juárez, women transform art into a fierce act of resistance, channeling poetry, music, and graphic art to preserve the memory of femicide and disappearance while demanding justice.

The People Could Fly is a poetic documentary about the history of Black gathering spaces in Louisville, KY from the 1960's to mid 2000's. Through an intimate video portrait, we delve into the ritual of roller skating and how roller rinks emerged as sanctuaries for Black culture. Through a charged combination of archival footage, still photos, newly shot material and newsreel, we explore the history of a segregated Louisville and the magic that its Black community has conjured as an act of resistance.