Traditions and trades bind families together as they build community and forge new paths for the next generation.&nbsp;

After giving birth to her second child, the famous leader of a Moroccan tbourida team––an intimidating sport of horsemanship and riflery––navigates 3 years of limbo as she struggles to compete again.

The Bardia

After giving birth to her second child, the famous leader of a Moroccan tbourida team––an intimidating sport of horsemanship and riflery––navigates 3 years of limbo as she struggles to compete again.

An intimate portrait of a group of Palestinian-American performers who use the traditional Dabka dance as a means to connect to their community, their culture, and each other.

Coming Home

An intimate portrait of a group of Palestinian-American performers who use the traditional Dabka dance as a means to connect to their community, their culture, and each other.

A son honoring family legacy discovers how art can be a champion for healing, lost history, and cultural liberation, as he takes us on the poetic journey of Yamazushi.

Becoming YAMAZUSHI

A son honoring family legacy discovers how art can be a champion for healing, lost history, and cultural liberation, as he takes us on the poetic journey of Yamazushi.

Coffee shop Cocoa Cinnamon and roastery Little Waves Coffee are rooted in community as much as they represent a love story growing in the heart of Durham, N.C. Through a magically surreal and celebratory reflection of this couple's life work, we see how roots become reverberations in all that they do in their industry.

Making Waves: The Cocoa Cinnamon Story

Coffee shop Cocoa Cinnamon and roastery Little Waves Coffee are rooted in community as much as they represent a love story growing in the heart of Durham, N.C. Through a magically surreal and celebratory reflection of this couple's life work, we see how roots become reverberations in all that they do in their industry.

When Karen Hinton Robinson learns her daughter won’t be taught Black history in school, she takes education into her own hands bringing Black history to life for over 20 years through quilting.

Quilted Education

When Karen Hinton Robinson learns her daughter won’t be taught Black history in school, she takes education into her own hands bringing Black history to life for over 20 years through quilting.

On returning to rural West Texas to document the effects of the boom-and-bust nature of the oil industry on her hometown, the filmmaker unexpectedly captures the political transformation that takes place in her family over five years and two election cycles.

When It's Good, It's Good

On returning to rural West Texas to document the effects of the boom-and-bust nature of the oil industry on her hometown, the filmmaker unexpectedly captures the political transformation that takes place in her family over five years and two election cycles.

Doc Shorts: Weaving Our Legacy

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