United States

After nearly fifty years, a public park in Denver’s Northside neighborhood is renamed from Columbus to La Raza Park in honor of the Chicano community that once gave it vitality.

The cruelty inflicted upon a Chicano photographer's East LA community in the early 1970s ends up catalyzing his art and perspective.

When the pandemic hits, a modern dancer nearing the end of his career returns home to Lake Michigan and undergoes a creative reawakening that merges movement, film and the natural world.

A long-awaited family reunion to Topaz, a World War II Japanese internment camp hidden away in the barren Utah wilderness, reignites the trauma that left scars on multiple generations.

Amidst a record-breaking heat wave and second year of historic wildfires, a group of dancers experiment with a new form of environmental advocacy in the California redwoods.

Despite the drug war, urban blight and systemic demolition of neighborhoods, you can still hear the echoes on Seventh Street that once made West Oakland known as the “Harlem of the West”.

An experimental film shot in the sequoia and redwood forests of California that is at once an unspoken narrative, a choreographed installation, an elegy to the earth and a call to arms.

The celebrated photographer, director and performance artist recalls the crucial lessons he learned at school in Boyle Heights, East L.A. in a vivid account of an artist's coming-of-age during the 1960s.

An artist-turned-chaplain and a local muralist working in the world’s most secure prison become conduits of creativity for some of the nation’s most notorious inmates.

Childhood curiosities are awakened during an “encounter” with cryptozoological archivist and Bigfoot Discovery Museum founder Michael Rugg in the redwood forests outside Santa Cruz.

Willem de Kooning’s Woman-Ochre reappears in the bedroom of a deceased woman in rural New Mexico three decades years after it was stolen from the University of Arizona Museum of Art in broad daylight. This is the painting's story.

Is the finger on the trigger is more important than the life at the end of the barrel?

A documentary film about an incarcerated man who spends half a life on Rikers Island for a crime he didn't commit at the age of 15 and a cellist who becomes his teacher and advocate.