When Genevieve Barnhart, now 97, was invited to assemble a retrospective of her sculptures and photographs her first thought was “Why would I want to do that?” Her second was “Maybe I can inspire ‘little women’ to do big things.” This is a cinematic adaptation of her astounding, auto-biographical one-woman show, tracking this renowned local artist’s life and work, as well as the globe.

A Pilgrimage

Join Genevieve Barnhart on her 97 year pilgrimage through life and art.

A filmmaker explores memory and the way that we use technology to record our lives; sometimes at the expense of being present for them. She uses her grandfather's 16mm home videos as her medium. This journey into family archives employs a very personal story to examine how memory is captured as a moment in time, and breathes new life into what was once thought lost forever.

3 Red Sweaters

A filmmaker explores memory and the way that we use technology to record our lives; sometimes at the expense of being present for them. She uses her grandfather's 16mm home videos as her medium. This journey into family archives employs a very personal story to examine how memory is captured as a moment in time, and breathes new life into what was once thought lost forever.

Living and fishing in the Bodega Bay area for 55 years, Dick Ogg is forced to confront the realities of a warming ocean, increased government regulation and derelict crab pots. As these daunting challenges cause fishermen to leave the profession, Dick faces them with solutions and actions to keep the local fisheries sustainable and alive. This film is sponsored by Slow Fish and Slow Food Russian River.

Dick Ogg:  Fisherman

Dick Ogg: Fisherman tells the compelling story of the challenges facing the California Dungeness Crab fishing industry and one mans passion to keep the fisheries alive and thriving.

For 8 years, Joel Goldes has taken responsibility for cleaning the creek near his home in Oak Park, CA. He's removed hundreds of pounds of garbage and trapped thousands of invasive crawdads, proving that one person really can make a difference.

Keeper of the Creek

For 8 years, Joel Goldes has taken responsibility for cleaning the creek near his home in Oak Park, CA. He's removed hundreds of pounds of garbage and trapped thousands of invasive crawdads, proving that one person really can make a difference.

Rewilding Honeybees analyzes the relationship of humans to nature and presents a fundamentally new approach to our interaction with the natural world through a revolutionary method of beekeeping. The intent behind this technique is to alter the way “saving the bees” is understood, by cultivating a more sustainable environment. The concept of Rewilding Honeybees presents us with a new understanding of what beekeeping actually means.

Rewilding Honeybees

Honeybees have been domesticated over hundreds of years, however now with colony collapse disorder, rewilding them might be the solution to saving them.

A year after wildfires ravaged Northern California’s Wine Country, its vulnerable population of farmworkers, many of them undocumented, find themselves in a heightened state of insecurity and inequality. All That Remains follows the second responders and vineyard workers who are still dealing with the aftermath of the fires, long after the media has turned away. Their stories shed light on the immigration, labor, and housing issues that have been building in Napa and Sonoma for years, only to be brought to the surface by one of the deadliest natural disasters in California history.

All That Remains

A year after wildfires ravaged Northern California’s Wine Country, its vulnerable population of farmworkers, many of them undocumented, find themselves in a heightened state of insecurity and inequality.

Documentaries Make House Calls:   Short Films with Filmmaker Conversations from SDFF 2020 -- A Pilgrimage / 3 Red Sweaters / Dick Ogg: Fisherman with Filmmaker Conversation / Keeper of the Creek / Rewilding Honeybees / All That Remains with Filmmaker Conversation

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