2009

A poetic portrait of a fourth generation New Mexican who sold his backhoe and picked up a camera in pursuit of a photographic quest.?? It captures the grit and gumption of a 65 year old man who follows his heart and pursues his true life’s work, taking a pictures of petroglyphs. This film takes a gentle and multi-layered look at an individual’s eternal connection to community, landscape, and memory.

This film follow stories of adoptees who are seeking to have their birth records opened. The unexpected and touching conclusion illuminates the impact of secrets imposed for an entire lifetime.

Struggling to raise an adolescent boy with autism, Jeanne realizes that her love alone cannot sustain them, until his does.

“Raising a daughter is like watering a neighbour’s garden” – Indian Proverb. India is sitting on a time bomb. The threat comes from within. Thirty-six million women are missing. The economic burden of dowries and the ancestral preference for boys makes the birth of a daughter a shameful event. A film of hope against all odds.

Shot on the border of Thailand and Eastern Burma, this film tells the story of a remarkable community of refugees from Burma working against incredible odds to help their own. A dedicated group of cross-border backpack medics travel at great risk through the jungles of Eastern Burma to treat those living on the run.

How can a young boy end his life at the tender age of 15? This film seeks to find answers about what kind of life he led. What defines this film as a remarkably unique and truth-telling achievement is the way it explores how filmmaking can create closure for its creators as well as its audience.