Who Are We as communities? This program looks at our identity within our communities and how our communities are defined.

The halny wind is the most unpredictable element in the Polish mountains. It comes in cycles, every spring and autumn. One never knows if, or when, it might turn into a destructive gale. Halny particularly affects the inhabitants of Zakopane and the surrounding area, changing picturesque mountain trails into sets for an untamed performance of nature.

The Wind. A Documentary Thriller

The Wind. A Documentary Thriller is a multi-thread story on the clash between people and the forces of nature.

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. <a href="https://sebastopolfilmfestival.org/video-exclusvies-2020-eve-rendle/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">See exclusive interview with filmmaker Eva Rendle!</a>

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.

The Desert explores the aftermath of a major hospital closure in the SF Bay Area, one of the wealthiest regions in the country, which left over 250,000 patients without an accessible public hospital. Through intimate character-drivenstorytelling, this film illustrates the multifaceted impact of the loss of a major safety net institution as those in the community must travel further to overcome barriers to care. See Exclusive Video <a href="https://sebastopolfilmfestival.org/video-exclusive-2020-bo-kovitz-the-desert/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Desert Filmmaker Interview</a> w/ Director Bo Kovitz!

The Desert

Years after the closure of a major public hospital in the Bay Area, patients, first responders and care providers must navigate a hospital desert and adapt to the limited options, longer distances and backlogged systems of care.

SCA Who Are You? Program 2: The Wind. A Documentary Thriller; All That Remains; & The Desert

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