Myths are woven to try to understand how a small town copes with the devastation and trauma of a natural disaster.

To Calm The Pig Inside (Ang Pagpakalma Sa Unos)

In&nbsp;êmîcêtôcêt: Many Bloodlines, a Cree filmmaker and her white partner document their pregnancy and journey to parenthood. From the search for an Indigenous donor and midwife to their concerns about raising a child as an interracial queer couple, the joy of having a child together gives them the courage to overcome any obstacle. Film sponsored by the <a href="https://smtd.colostate.edu/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">School of Music, Theatre, and Dance</a>.

êmîcêtôcêt: Many Bloodlines

As dusk fades and another night without electricity falls, Kinshasa's neighborhoods reveal an unstable environment of violence, political conflict and uncertainty over the building of the Grand Inga 3 hydroelectric dam, which promises one day to bring a permanent source of energy to the Congo.

Up at Night

Introduces three African American fathers - Josh, Mel and Dot - who with the help of their family, friends and faith unravel the incomparable partnership of forgiveness and community. Whilst walking through the intimate truths of life that can sometimes become a barrier, the film is a reminder that hope can be found in all situations. From its choice of color to the music, the film poetically explores the beauty and strength in the often demonized North Philadelphia neighborhood.

Dear Philadelphia

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