Eighteen years ago, Vicky Noly was forced to leave her children to escape poverty and political conflict in Honduras. Envisioning the U.S. as a land of opportunities, Vicky made the decision to cross the Mexican border to the U.S. regardless…
An early childhood practice gave a formerly incarcerated man the opportunity to offer yoga classes to his fellow inmates. As a returning citizen, he’s confronted with new personal and professional challenges. Director Biography – Candice Delevante Candice is a writer and…
Through interviews and hand drawn animation, Mr. Ashley Lived Here looks back at the lives of six former sharecroppers that grew up on the filmmaker’s family farm and former plantation in the heart of central Louisiana. Director Biography – Hannah Timmons…
For more than 25 years, indigenous Albuquerque artist Lonnie Anderson has been performing inspirational acts of art and creativity on Valentine’s Day for his wife, Anne. Abandoned at a Wyoming orphanage as a child, Anderson found his way back to…
Across four continents and both hemispheres, an unlikely band of collaborators come together to expose never-before-revealed shocking facts behind the legal torture and slaughter of endangered species driven by one group’s lust to encourage serial killing for pride, pleasure and…
American visual artist James Surls is well-known for using natural forms to inspire a greater understanding of our humanity. “James Surls: This Place, Everywhere” follows the internationally acclaimed sculptor’s journey to create a monumental focal point for the Dallas Holocaust…
James Sampsel, a plein air painter and fly-fishing guide, comes to terms with his past and a bi-polar diagnosis that hangs over his future. Director – Oliver Sutro
Is the afterlife becoming more earthly? “I Like Dirt.” begins with the universal ending — our own deaths. What do we want done with our body? What happens next? This documentary short (21 minutes) explores how American death is changing.…
“In the state of New Mexico, with its timeless unspoiled vistas, history feels enticingly close, especially in this northeast corner where the Santa Fe Trail once flowed.” — Jackie Fleming Born in Hong Kong, Jackie Fleming grew up in Singapore,…
Roz Pichardo is more than a domestic violence and gun violence survivor, she’s a warrior. Despite of – or because of – being thrown off a bridge by an abusive ex-boyfriend, the unsolved murder of her brother, and the suicide…
The last living residents of a ghost town lost to the New Mexican desert return to say their final farewells. Director Biography – Emily Fraser Emily Fraser is a documentary filmmaker committed to finding the poetry in the every day while…
This documentary short explores the lives, loves and extraordinary passions of Santa Fe Funeral Director/Drag Queen, Marie Antoinette Du Barry and her relationship with her Grandmother while discovering an unexpected link between drag performance and grief. Director Biography – Marty Madden…
