BORDER FLOWS' is a documentary short looking at the complex transnational issue of cross border pollution in the Tijuana River Valley Watershed and its impact on community members on either side of the border. The film highlights the environmental crisis of cross border pollution, while juxtaposing the rigidity of the US-Mexican border wall with the fluidity of water and air pollution.

An experimental documentary about a Chicano filmmaker escorting his Mexican grandmother from Tijuana to Orange County California; the place she was intimated into leaving 85 years ago during the U.S. sponsored "Repatriation Movement".

TELAS is a small story about work and care in the midst of a global pandemic.

The Border Industrial Complex is a tragic landscape of profit corporations and not for profit organizations working transnationally across borders. Private actors ply their trade and migrants suffer.

Facing increasing repression, Salvadoran midwives fight to protect women’s autonomy and safety, and to preserve the cultural heritage that is their work.

Separated by the US/Mexico border for more than 30 years, Eddy and his mom try to reconnect over the phone.

First Lady Pat Nixon inaugurates “Friendship Park” where the US-Mexico border meets the sea, but decades later will her promise of a shared space hold up?

Two queens let children's imaginations soar through the magic of storytelling.

A Q&A featuring the participants of Frontera Filmmakers Documentary Shorts!