Kamali is the only girl skateboarder in her Indian fishing village. When her timorous mother, Suganthi takes a pilgrimage in a quest for self discovery, mother and daughter are separated for the first time. Now they must each discover their own freedom in a man’s world.

Kamali

A single Indian mother fights for her daughter’s empowerment through skateboarding.

Before Donald Hall died in June of 2019, the 89-year-old American poet laureate let a filmmaker into his home in bucolic New Hampshire. In the film, Hall reflects on his poetry and the one great love of his life: the poet Jane Kenyon, his second wife, who passed away in 1995.

Quiet Hours

Donald Hall, America's Poet Laureate and winner of the National Medal of Arts, lives in the fragile space between loneliness and solitude.

Hebo explores the work of outsider folk artist, Sam Ezell, a painter, junk hunter and maintenance worker at Daniel Boone Village, NC since 1970. After suffering a stroke that left him blind in one eye and afraid he’d have to abandon painting, the film examines Ezell’s work and the power of the creative spirit in the face of adversity.

Hebo

Hebo showcases the work of Sam Ezell, an outsider folk artist in Hillsborough, North Carolina, and explores his struggle to overcome sudden partial blindness.

Long Yearning is a cinematic exploration of the lives of Chinese factory workers and the nature of repetitive industrial work. The film is intermixed with written excerpts of traditional Chinese poetry, creating a surreal merging of modern and ancient China.

Long Yearning: Modern China Ancient Poems

Riding the waves of American history, The Worlds of Bernice Bing explores the life, activism and art of this Abstract Expressionist painter, beat-era existentialist, Buddhist, feminist, activist, and Chinese-American lesbian. This poignant documentary is a lush tribute to Bernice Bing, the little-known foremother of Asian American avant-garde art and does justice to her legacy as a San Francisco icon.

The Worlds Of Bernice Bing

SDFF Shorts Program: Kamali; Quiet Hours; Hebo; Long Yearning; & The Worlds of Bernice Bing

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