Turfin is a short documentary giving a brief glimpse into the world of the Bay Area street dance called, Turf Dancing.

What’s a winner? Trumpian ego vs. public service? Dr. Amy, immigrant, international medical graduate, first in her family to go to college, weighs in like a champ. This short doc raises question of who has power and voice in this country and the world and thus, who wins.

Doris spent her youth along the train tracks of Arizona where her mother welcomed hobos on route to California into their home for a hot meal, medical aid, and pleasant company. The absence of a home was not sinful or dirty. Every traveler in Doris’ childhood had a face, a story, a future. Doris’ mother instilled in her a belief in the sanctity of hospitality, and Doris has spent the past 70 years honoring that great tradition.

In an unassuming house in Sacramento, one of the most comprehensive private collections of Black Panthers material sits on the shelves of original Party member and archivist William "Billy X" Jennings. Featuring images of Tupac Shakur, Maya Angelou, and many other familiar faces, Into The Archives gives you a rare glimpse at a historical exhibition of Bay Area history, most of which has still not been digitized.

Tsherin Sherpa, devoted Tibetan Buddhist artist, trained by his father in the art of traditional Tibetan Buddhist thangka painting, moves to San Francisco from Kathmandu and reinvents himself to fit in with his surroundings. In doing so, he skyrockets a career as modern artist, and launches the next wave in Tibetan contemporary art.