The Rage Within: A young Black woman finds her voice when her anger over systemic racism and racist police violence propel her to lead a Black Lives Matter demonstration in the majority white town where she lives.
From The Ashes We Will Rise: A teen's account of the 2017 Tubbs fire that destroyed her family home evinces the impact of what have since become almost yearly devastating wildfires on young folks.
Ignis: A Northern California artist repurposes ash from wildfires in pottery.
Sebastopol Living Peace Wall: A monument to the community's commitment to peace, Sebastopol's Living Peace Wall grows each year, as the names of local peacemakers are inscribed.
The Shepherd's Way: A group of young shepherds and farmers explore: what does it mean to work with animals and the land?
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Fourteen year-old Sonoma County native Zohar Kennard directs this deeply moving film about the 2017 Tubbs fire that leveled her family's home in Coffey Park. Through Kennard’s first-hand account and interviews with neighbors and community members, a historic natural disaster takes new shape through tales of personal devastation and resilience.
- Year2019
- Runtime13 mins
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUS
- DirectorZohar Kennard, Jade Turgel
- FilmmakerZohar Kennard, Jade Turgel
The Rage Within: A young Black woman finds her voice when her anger over systemic racism and racist police violence propel her to lead a Black Lives Matter demonstration in the majority white town where she lives.
From The Ashes We Will Rise: A teen's account of the 2017 Tubbs fire that destroyed her family home evinces the impact of what have since become almost yearly devastating wildfires on young folks.
Ignis: A Northern California artist repurposes ash from wildfires in pottery.
Sebastopol Living Peace Wall: A monument to the community's commitment to peace, Sebastopol's Living Peace Wall grows each year, as the names of local peacemakers are inscribed.
The Shepherd's Way: A group of young shepherds and farmers explore: what does it mean to work with animals and the land?
(click on titles in column to the right to see individual film details below)
Fourteen year-old Sonoma County native Zohar Kennard directs this deeply moving film about the 2017 Tubbs fire that leveled her family's home in Coffey Park. Through Kennard’s first-hand account and interviews with neighbors and community members, a historic natural disaster takes new shape through tales of personal devastation and resilience.
- Year2019
- Runtime13 mins
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUS
- DirectorZohar Kennard, Jade Turgel
- FilmmakerZohar Kennard, Jade Turgel