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FRESH women
Fresh Women is a feature documentary that follows
the lives of six female artists in San Francisco all
struggling with the idea of becoming a working artist
while also being a wife, mother, and career woman.  
Upcoming Releases
Previous Releases
Believe
Follow the season of the Monte Vista High School
girls soccer team as they chase a mythical national
championship and struggle to secure that all too
elusive college scholarship.
For Profit or Good? Surviving as a social entrepreneur
Four social entrepreneurs travel to Silicon Valley to
participate in a business boot camp - hoping to learn
what they need to help their business' survive. Two
years later revisit these entrepreneurs in their
homelands and witness, first-hand, what it takes to
succeed in the poorest economies in the world.
SFMOMA: The Building of a Modern Museum
Experience an excursion into the hearts and minds
behind the making of the second largest modern art
museum in the United States. It’s a story not just
about the construction of a building, but the struggles
of a movement to rejuvenate a dying section of a
world famous city… with art.
Another First Step
Three generations of one family struggle to find the
appropriate care and education for their deaf, mute
and autistic son.
Unknown Hero: The Francisco Jiménez Story
Follow the tale of how a Mexican child who speaks no
English somehow manages to escape the migrant
worker camps, grow up and earn a PhD from
Columbia University and be recognized as one of the
best college professors in the United States.
GRINGOS AT THE GATE - Soccer and the US Mexico Divide
They come from the manicured lawns of suburban America
and the dusty back lots of Mexico; the players and fans of
their respective national soccer teams love this simple
game but have unwittingly become pawns of a larger
social, historical and economic struggle.
A Christmas in Tent City
Two brothers remember a Christmas spent in a
migrant labor camp 50 years ago and how their
faith and family helped them to survive poverty.
In Development
A Question of Habit
Explore popular culture’s fascination with all things
“nun” and dive into the real stories behind the
women religious in the United States.
Positive: The Story of the Larkin Street Youth Center
This documentary will explore the work of the first facility
in the nation to offer comprehensive care and residential
facilities to HIV + 18 – 25 year olds.