Residents at Echo Glen Children’s Center reflect on what they miss about being “out.” Created through the SHARE screenwriting program at the juvenile detention facility in Snoqualmie, Washington, this short combines images and poetry from students at Echo Glen High School with voiceover performances by students from Renton High School - a collaboration designed both to protect Echo students’ identities and to build an emotional bridge between youth who might otherwise never connect.

At Echo Glen High School, a juvenile detention facility in King County, WA, students examine the fragile moment between good and bad decisions while building community, as the voiceover traces one student’s early struggles with incarceration. Voiceover performed by a student at Shoreline College.

After fleeing her home country, a pregnant refugee is challenged when trying to cross a border. Borders is a fictional visual essay shot on 35mm film inspired by lived experience.

Daily, Maxwell is told 'GO!' by individuals and the non-speaking walk signal. On a business trip to Berlin, a kid helps him to realize that walk signals in the United States are being used to subconsciously train and sustain a centuries old hierarchy.

Zadie has fibroids which are morphing inside of her. When a dream job arrives, she is forced to act before the unwanted growths take over.

Tonderai, a young Zimbabwean boy living in a South African township, anxiously awaits his mother's return from work at nightfall. He fears the worst for her due to a xenophobic mob running rampant that night. He watches over his gravely ill and bedridden younger brother, who becomes desperate for drinking water. With no running water in their shack, Tonderai must lurk like a rodent in the shadows to the communal tap to bring his brother back safe drinking water - In doing so, he must risk his life as his neighbours are attacking foreigners.

In a classical art museum where paintings awaken each night, Ilona, an Afro-Colombian painter relegated to working as a janitor, confronts a haunting dilemma when a colonial artwork depicting the rape of an enslaved woman is unveiled. As history stirs within the walls, Ilona must choose between silence and intervention, facing wounds of freedom, colonial violence, and erased voices that refuse to remain still.

As San Francisco’s tech boom gentrifies their city, three young black trans women decide to take matters into their own hands by staging an audacious heist targeting the city's most exclusive luxury brands.

One mother's effort to save a community from mass incarceration in Washington State.

Three Black queer individuals reflect on the connections to their ancestors. Inspired by the legacy of Sakia Gunn, the film meditates on grief, death, queerness and ancestorhood.