Filmmakers in attendance. Film program will be followed by Q&A
After the closure of their mother’s nail salon at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, a queer filmmaker works with their mother to recover and articulate the legacy of the salon for their refugee family.
In the aftermath of the FedEx mass shooting in Indianapolis, the Sikh community grieves the loss of four of its members, while navigating the investigation into what happened and why this took place.
Two Filipinx cousins meet in a cemetery and grapple with what remains of their hometown dreams, after losing one of their fathers to the pandemic.
After fourteen months physically apart, a Filipino daughter struggling with depression finally reunites with her COVID-survivor father at his nursing home.
A Cambodian American refugee experiences freedom after being behind bars for 20 years. But the potential of deportation threatens to take it all the way.
A Minneapolis family navigates difficult conversations about how the violence and racial reckoning of 2020-21 impacted them as a biracial family.
Fourth-generation Chinese American explores her family’s relationship to Honolulu Chinatown and the parallels between the COVID-19 pandemic and the 1899-1900 bubonic plague.