Recording for Dodie - A Filipino-American daughter digitally records and visually captures the experience of being physically distanced from her sick father, who has been isolated in his nursing facility during the height of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
A daughter captures the experience of being distanced from her father during the pandemic.
A refugee experiences freedom after being behind bars. But is threatened with deportation.
Two Filipinx cousins grapple with what remains of their dreams, after losing one father.
A fourth generation Chinese American explores her family’s ties to Honolulu's Chinatown.
After the FedEx shooting, the Sikh community grieves while navigating the investigation.
After the family's nail salon closes, a filmmaker and mother articulate their legacy.
A biracial family navigates conversations about racial reckoning and its impact on them.
While Asian Americans have faced a double pandemic of COVID-19 and anti-Asian racism, the rise of solidarity efforts within Asian American and other BIPOC communities gives us moments of joy, resilience, and hope as we rebuild our lives. The series of seven documentary shorts move beyond the pandemic and reflect the complexities of Asian American experiences in this critical moment.
