A man and his grandmother face eviction from their apartment because of their beloved dog. With no income and a pet they refuse to abandon, they struggle to find a new home. As their situation becomes increasingly dire, an unanticipated turn of events underscores the dehumanizing effect of poverty and the importance of love in overcoming adversity.

We Are All Dogs

Michael is a mixed race, autistic, 16-year-old boy who is loved by his parents but bullied by classmates for being different. Confronted by an emotionally damaged, white supremacist, Michael takes to heart his father’s motto, “God is Love,” and defuses a potentially deadly situation. A meditation on the power of love in the face of bigotry, extremism, and violence.

The Stupid Boy

After learning his son died from COVID-19 in Los Angeles, Chang Dong decides to fly over from China to collect his remains. Unable to speak English, he hires Janice, a Chinese college student, as his translator. Despite a rocky start, the two strangers develop a mutual understanding as Janice bears witness to Chang Dong’s silent grief.

The Story of This Life

When COVID-19 shuts down tourism in Hawaii, surf instructor Bull Cotter is pushed to the brink of economic catastrophe. He finds renewed purpose teaching local children from all walks of life how to read, write, and surf. From surf etiquette to treating the ocean with kindness and respect, Uncle Bully imparts valuable life lessons to his young students.

Uncle Bullys Surf Skool

Sixteen-year-old Manuel lives in Tijuana, Mexico with his grandfather while his mom works in the U.S.&nbsp;When he meets a girl, he sees an opportunity to assert his independence, but what he doesn’t know about her will push him to the limit.

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Block 2 - We Are All Dogs; The Stupid Boy; The Story of This Life; Uncle Bullys Surf Skool

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