BLOOD AND GLORY – Two homeless, female veterans’ friendship is tested when they confront adversity, discrimination, and even mother nature itself in their attempt to find work and survive the day.

Our film premiered at TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL. Check out the trailer!

TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT is the story of eighteen-year-old Alicia Rodriquez, who is deploying to Iraq the next morning. But before she leaves, she has one wish – to lose her virginity. With the clock ticking and the obstacles mounting, Alicia discovers that growing up is not all that it is made up to be.

LIFE IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS – The following video series was created for PBS American Portrait project. These are diverse perspectives on how Covid-19 has impacted the lives of everyday Americans.

THE LAST KILLING is the story of how an ordinary man became a whistleblower to the extrajudicial killings in Punjab, India, and his 20-year fight for justice on behalf of the victim families.

ISA KAE captures the life and views of Isa Kae Meskin the retired school teacher and activist. It was created in collaboration with the Studio of Southern California History.

A LIGHT OF JUSTICE captures the life and work of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra Khalra. In 1995, Khalra was abducted, tortured and killed by the Punjab police for his work in uncovering thousands of disappearances, extrajudicial deaths, and secret cremations of Sikhs at the hands of the Punjab police. The film features interviews with the Khalra’s family, as well as archival footage of Khalra.