Deville is a coming-of-age comedy-drama set in early 2000s San Francisco. It follows Mikey and Alvin - two teenage friends navigating the challenges of inner-city life. As they contend with romance, peer pressure, gangs, and police encounters, the story explores themes of identity, ambition, and the consequences of youthful choices.

In Eye Contact, three strangers briefly lock eyes — and in that instant, we’re transported into their worlds. The film explores the visceral, vulnerable moment of recognition that sparks when two people meet each other’s gaze, even for just a fraction of a second

Haunted by an Aztec deity, 4 cousins in Northeast LA try to protect each other from gang violence and family strife threatening to tear them apart. Niki, Tomi, Beto, and Ernie are 4 close-knit cousins growing up in Northeast LA. As Ernie gets increasingly involved with his gang, he tries to maintain a caring and protective role with the younger Niki, Tomi, and Beto. The boys' tight-knit relationships unravel when the Aztec goddess of refuse and regeneration Tlazōlteōtl arrives to intervene in their everyday lives.

This experimental short film uses mood and shadows to tell a story of transition.

The fog rests on top of a field nestled up against a secluded road, two individuals stand side by side as they survey the land. Francis is accompanied by his partner Kiko. Together they retrace the steps of Francis' memory at the place where his home once stood.

A ten-year-old girl imagines herself as a hard-boiled detective, and with the help of an imaginary informant reopens the cold case of her mother's death, while her weary grandfather, cast as the police chief, decides whether to pull her back to reality or join the game.

A spiraling comedy of errors about a town of ducks whose mayor fears they’re just too boring, so he hires a monster to liven things up. Hijinks inevitably ensue.